If you are planning on a 3rd DC do you want to have similar spacing (within 2 years from your youngest) or will you wait longer for #3?
We most likely will have a #3 in the next couple of years and my DDs are 18mos apart and honestly I LOVE the spacing so far. My newborn is very easy and STTN since 5weeks so I'm sure that is part of why it has been way easier than expected so far. The idea of 3 children when my oldest is only at/around 3yrs old seems much tougher though, lol. However on the flipside, waiting until my youngest is at or near 2 to TTC seems like we'll be too far removed from baby-hood for our liking (we don't want to return to too much of "normal" and have to go back to the newborn stage). I'm curious what others think about the spacing if you're in a similar situation
Re: Moms of 2 under 2
your siggy is ADORABLE!! Love it
Honestly, I would kinda like to have them pretty close in age again - but I know my hubby wants a bit of a break. I am like you though, really don't want to get too far removed from all the baby stuff and then have to start over again. Also, I just really want the kids pretty close in age for their own sake - I think they have a better chance of being close if they are interested in similar things. And I want to get done having kids earlier in MY life so I can start getting my body back and know it isn't going to get wrecked again.
UGA - thanks and your boys are gorgeous
I totally feel the same way, but at the same time I do want to just enjoy the girls for awhile and let it be easy for just a bit
It's a tough call hopefully we will be blessed enough again to get our desired spacing when the time is right.
2 under 1= decently easy.
3 under 3= nightmare most of the time
3 boys (15, 8, 6), 1 girl (4)
Our plan is to TTC#3 when #2 is 2 years old. This would (hopefully) give us a summer baby. This way, our kidswould all be 2 years apart in school, and i will have time to go back to work and get tenure before #3.
I can't imagine them granting me 3 non-tenured, extended maternity leaves. I think I pushed my luck far enough