Oh, and I've found going from two to three much easier that one to two. The older two play together and because neither of them have been an only child for so long there isn't the jealousy etc. number three has slotted in quite easily really.
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We started of planning on one, maybe two as we didn't want an only child. We are both from large families.
I thought I would be happy with two, then as soon as I had DS2 I wanted another. Lots of talking some withholding and we now have three.
I didn't go for the girl factor, I would have loved 3 boys, alas we got a girl and she is a mini me She is hard work, three times the work the boys were, wouldn't have any it other way. DH is still in shock and still shakes his head having pink in the house and how bossy she is, she is such a girl!
I have spaced my kids 3yrs apart, that has made a huge difference.
You're nuts but if nuts is what feels right for your family then go for it.
Are you sure that you're thinking isn't just a result of sleep deprivation? Now that I look back on the time that we conceived DS2 I'm quite sure that I was pretty much insane although still functional. Not that I regret having DS2 just that if I had been in charge of the little hampsters in my mind I might not have chosen to TTC. I'm eternally grateful to DH for putting his foot down about number 3.
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and we now have three.
She is hard work, three times the work the boys were, wouldn't have any it other way. DH is still in shock and still shakes his head having pink in the house and how bossy she is, she is such a girl!
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