Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't say much of anything if they haven't even had their 1st yet. Minds change quickly after that.
Anonymous wrote:Stay close to whichever set of grandparents are willing and able to help, or have enough money to hire help.
Have one parent willing to be the “default parent” with the lesser career or stay at home. The logistics of activities and appointments for 4 kids is a lot, even if there are no special needs.
Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't say much of anything if they haven't even had their 1st yet. Minds change quickly after that.
Anonymous wrote:I would just raise my eyebrows and say really?!?! Tell me more. . . what makes you want to have such a large family? etc. . .
It’s their choice because they are an adult. I would just ask questions that provoked a deeper level of understanding about what that actually will look like.