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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]From my perspective I think its the opposite -- when I was a kid there seemed to be many family's with more than two children, and there are far less of them now. My husband and I are both one of three, so to us that seems to be the ideal number of children. I would love to have three but for financial reasons I seriously doubt it will happen. I think part of me will always feel incomplete without having a third though. [/quote] +1. We had 2 kids in my family growing up, and I knew (and envied!) plenty of families with 3-4 kids. My husband had 3 in his family and they remain very close and have a great time together as adults. 3 kids keeps it much busier and more fun, IMO. I get it that it's more expensive now, and especially in this area. We had 3 before moving here. I'm thrilled for my kids to have each other growing up. Cost notwithstanding, it's still an extremely fulfilling, warm and fun family life. Of course I know plenty of people with 2 kids and I can see how that's quite "rational", but it sure as heck isn't "irrational" for a family to decide on 1, 3, or more. You profess to be non judgmental, OP, but your words and thoughts are extremely judge-y.[/quote]
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