Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have two. I wish that I was the type of parent that could handle more because I think down the road, lots of kids is a huge gift. But I recognize my limits. So two it is. No regrets.
This is exactly how I feel
Me too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:have 1 right now. We are young but have had many health issues since having our DC.
Always thought we'd have 2 or may be even 3 but health has been really really really hard. Not sure what to do, actually.
Any suggestions? ha
What are the health issues? Hard giving you advice without more details.
Anonymous wrote:We have one. She's the most amazing gift. I know my DH wants to have another but I'm not sure. I plan to give it a few years and decide then.
I'm an only child. My mom says she wishes she had more but my parent's marriage fell apart and it never happened. She loves spending time with my DH, me and her granddaughter. She told me she feels like she has 3 children now. It made me think that sometimes life gives you want you want, just not in the package you imagined.
Anonymous wrote:have 1 right now. We are young but have had many health issues since having our DC.
Always thought we'd have 2 or may be even 3 but health has been really really really hard. Not sure what to do, actually.
Any suggestions? ha
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have two. I wish that I was the type of parent that could handle more because I think down the road, lots of kids is a huge gift. But I recognize my limits. So two it is. No regrets.
This is exactly how I feel
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have two. I wish that I was the type of parent that could handle more because I think down the road, lots of kids is a huge gift. But I recognize my limits. So two it is. No regrets.
This is exactly how I feel
Anonymous wrote:I have one and feel our family is complete. But, I also think that if I'd planned differently (started younger, different career, different family support, probably different spouse) I would be happy with more. Not regret, but "Imagine if?"
Anonymous wrote:My DH and I never had a family plan. We thought two might be nice, but then also were fine not having kids. When our DS was born it felt like I space I didn’t know needed filling was filled. There’s no other little soul out there waiting to be in our family. We’re all accounted for.
I’ll let that guide me and have an only I think. That’s the only way so far I can sort out what to do next.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have two. I wish that I was the type of parent that could handle more because I think down the road, lots of kids is a huge gift. But I recognize my limits. So two it is. No regrets.
This is exactly how I feel
This is how I feel and I have one.
Anonymous wrote:I have one due to secondary infertility. I go back and forth between wishing we had a second and being so happy that we just have one. All of my friends with 2 are really frazzled and exhausted (ironically more than the ones with 3 for some reason). I find one child to be really manageable and enjoyable, but I know for the long run we would have preferred two since the difficult baby/toddler stages are so fleeting.