Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That’s not enough money to SAH comfortably. If it were double that, then maybe.
My husband makes less than that and I SAH with three school age kids. We’re quite comfortable, actually.
Where do you live and how much was your house…
Anonymous wrote:You know this will all blow up on you when you have the 3rd DD rather than the DS you DH is obsessed about.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That’s not enough money to SAH comfortably. If it were double that, then maybe.
My husband makes less than that and I SAH with three school age kids. We’re quite comfortable, actually.
Anonymous wrote:You have baby fever. Your DH wants a third. You should go for it. I’m not sure you can afford to be a SAHM forever but you should be able to make it work for a few years and go back to work. Part time work may also be an option to keep your skills fresh and not have a large gap in your resume.
I was in a somewhat similar situation but DH earned 800k. 3 kids is a lot of work.
Anonymous wrote:Why on earth would you quit your job to care for the 3 kids, rather than just have the 3rd and have the nanny care for all 3 (or put them in daycare)? The former sounds much harder.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That’s not enough money to SAH comfortably. If it were double that, then maybe.
My husband makes less than that and I SAH with three school age kids. We’re quite comfortable, actually.
People have different definitions of comfort.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That’s not enough money to SAH comfortably. If it were double that, then maybe.
My husband makes less than that and I SAH with three school age kids. We’re quite comfortable, actually.
Anonymous wrote:That’s not enough money to SAH comfortably. If it were double that, then maybe.
Anonymous wrote:I would never have kids with a man who refers to parenting as "babysitting." And if he doesn't clean or cook now, he's not going to do it well or consistently after you crank out a third baby.