Hi everyone,
I'm a Mom to almost 10 month old DS and may be preggo with #2. My period is one week late and two tests later, I'm still getting a positive result. Eeek!!!!
I'm not counting my chickens yet, but wanted to ask you all whether having 2 under 2 is a real struggle for you? I work fulltime and would like to continue doing so if this pregnancy pans out, but is that realistic?
TIA
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I foud out I was pregnant when #1 was 11 months and I cried for a week. I wasn't worried about the struggle as much as I felt like I was robbing my son of his babyhood. I felt horribly guilty. But I have to say that is was all for nothing. My son was young enough at 19 months that he adapted really easily and LOVES his baby brother. And for me I have been lucky because #2 is a REALLY good baby. He sleeps and is just a calm little guy who goes with the flow. Ofcourse it has it's hard moments where is gets a little overwhelming... but so did having one baby at times too. Congrats and Good Luck!!
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Congrats!!
I plan on returning to work full time after this LO comes- DS will be 19 mos old when the baby comes. I'm nervous, but more excited to expand our family. I imagine we'll have rough times, but we're up for the challenge!
First, congratulations!
I have always worked FT, DH is a SAHD, so my situation is a bit different.
DD#1 and DS are 19 months apart and it worked out well for us. They are now 5 1/2 and almost 4 and play very well together. It was rough in the beginning when DS needed so much of our attention, but now it is wonderful.
We are hoping to have 1 more and plan to TTC so that we have another 2u2.
ditto pp - it's harder to stay at home. I am off on leave through the end of the summer and will be heading back at Labor Day. There are pros/cons to both SAH and WM but not any harder with 2u2 than otherwise.
We are going to look into a nanny though - the logistics of daycare dropoff and pick up are definitely more complicated with 2u2, especially in winter!