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Re: If you have 2... ever consider a 3rd?
look at the birds | bless this food
We go back and forth, but I'm 99% sure we'll end up with a 3rd. We'll TTC within the next year, I'm thinking, because if DD gets older and more independent, I'm not going to want to start over with the baby stage. And I share the same concern - my first two are just under 17 months apart and if we space #3 much further, I'd be afraid he/she would be left out of everything and miss out on the close relationship 1 & 2 share. My sister and I are 4.5 years apart and my brother and I 8 years, and we really only got close later on. As kids, we didn't have much in common.
Ideally, we'd have #3 around the time #1 goes off to preschool (he'll start just before his 4th birthday) so I'd never be home full time with 3 little ones!
(read it. you know you want to.)
anderson . september 2008
vivian . february 2010
mabel . august 2012
It's a little early to predict how we'll feel after this lo is born, but our plan has always been to have 3.
That being said- I want to wait until this lo is at least 2 before ttc. I'm so over being pregnant! It's seriously been 2 years straight. I need a break. I could end up eating my words if baby fever hits a little early, but I doubt it will.
we have 3 back to back. DD is currently 3 and 1 month, DS is 2 and 1 month and DD is 8 months. They all play great together. Its interesting how the 3 and 2 year olds are like twins yet the 2 and the 8 month old get along with such a special connection. I dont think DD feels like a third wheel but it may be because there is a boy sandwiched in the middle.
This is us. It might be crazy, but I've never wanted only 2 kids. I am the 3rd in my family and sure there were times I felt left out, but I wouldn't change a thing. I am 5 years younger than my sister and 3 years younger than my brother. My sister and I have always been pretty close, probably forced as we shared a room forever, but my brother and I didn't become close until I was almost 20, before that we couldn't really stand eachother.
I'm surprised your dr. gave you the ok to TTC again. My dr told me to wait a while before conceiving again, although he didnt mind the first 2 pregnancies spaced close together. Pregnancies spaced close together have a higher risk of premature birth, and since you have a history of preemies, I'm surprised they said it was ok.
Actually I never asked. I don't like the idea of someone else telling me what to do or not to do, so I base the decision on when to have more on my husband and I.
Also, our two came a month early each due to my type 1 diabetes, not because I went into labor on my own early.
ETA: ... I re-read that, and I think I sound bi*chy, but I don't mean to be.
I didnt think you sounded bitchy at all. And I see where you're coming from, but just an FYI-my dr told me it could be dangerous for the baby's health if I conceived so quickly again.
I'm not trying to tell you what to do or be a PITA-just want to make sure you make an informed decision. Knowledge is power (or insert another cheesy line here).
GL!
Our 2u2 are now 6 1/2 and almost 5 (DD#1 and DS). DD#2 is 15 months old. As close as DD#1 and DS are, they LOVE their baby sister.
DD#1 and DS are very close - they even share a room by choice. However, they play with DD#2, love on her, talk to her - she is part of the "club."
We are currently TTC another baby and do not worry how the children will take to another baby. We will do the same things we did before: make a big deal out of being a big brother/sister (DS's favorite shirt is his "Big Brother" shirt - he wears it all the time!), praise them for their help, include them in care/play as much as possible,etc.
Good luck with your decision!