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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Mom of five here. It is 100 percent easier to have 5 kids than 3. I found 3 the absolute hardest. Now my older kids entertain and help with the younger kids. The year my third was born was the least happy year of my life. I am now the happiest I have ever been since becoming a mom with my fifth almost turning one. I am way more relaxed and it is 100 percent true that older kids help so much. For example on Saturday mornings I will wake up and my 12 year old has changed my toddler's diaper, turned on his cartoon, and gotten him a bowl of cheerios while I lounge in bed with DH. What I am looking forward to is parents of 2-3 kids trying to explain why those of us with 4+ don't actually know what we are talking about when we say it's easier and we are happier than you all. [/quote] Oh and PS my career is on fire. [/quote] Your post made me feel really bad for your older kids.[/quote] Agreed. Lounging In Bed mom’s unashamed bragging about outsourcing her job as a parent to her 12 year old daughter so that her mom can be lazy on Saturday mornings may be the worst possible justification for having children that I’ve ever read on the internet. [/quote] Pretty bad. The smug, "you don't like to lounge?" :roll: Poor kids. 5 of them and a mom that's lazy AF.[/quote]
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