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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I do think an au pair might be a really good option for you, and that in the meantime pulling from savings to get more nanny coverage would be worth it. All the husband issues aside, and I feel for you on the struggles you are experiencing in your relationship - I promise you that it really DOES get easier as the kids get to school age. I didn’t have multiples but I had three high energy kids under age 5 with a frequently traveling husband, so I can kind of relate. You will be able to catch a breath when you are working with school pick up and drops offs plus extracurriculars in comparison with this time in their lives. It won’t be a breeze but it’s easier than toddlers plus K.[/quote] Thank you! I am looking forward to the day when they all in school. It just sucks bc I feel like I’m not enjoying this time of their lives much bc of the high anxiety and stress that I’m constantly under. [/quote] It doesn’t get better when they are in school; different and less diapers but a 5 yr old and two 2 yr olds is pretty much as good as it gets. I don’t understand why you don’t put your kids in daycare; if you are a Fed you aren’t working long hours and at 2 it should be cheaper than a nanny[/quote]
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