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clareandtribe
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Posted: 18 Mar 2010 17:50 |
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BlondeLou wrote: WELL...... I would love more, but I am stopping now! Pregnancy is getting worse each time with spd & had to have an umbilical hernia repaired after i'd had Zac (which was horrible so I wouldn't want that coming back if I got preggers again). Plus we only have a 3 bed house, plus it's more money, plus we'd have to buy a new car.... Plus (this may sound selfish) I'm enjoying having a bit more 'me' time these days & its gonna be a lot easier going places once Zac is a bit older with no pushchairs to take about or anything. Plus i've been changing nappies for the past 5 & a half years so it'll be nice when Zac is toilet trained & NO MORE NAPPIES!!!.... So the odds are against us. Although, never say never  thats pretty much how i felt after having the older 2, i felt id done my bit and was enjoying being 'clare' again esp when they went to their dads every other weekend and i could do adult things lol.... but then our big surprise came along lol
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BlondeLou
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Posted: 18 Mar 2010 19:14 |
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clareandtribe wrote: BlondeLou wrote: WELL...... I would love more, but I am stopping now! Pregnancy is getting worse each time with spd & had to have an umbilical hernia repaired after i'd had Zac (which was horrible so I wouldn't want that coming back if I got preggers again). Plus we only have a 3 bed house, plus it's more money, plus we'd have to buy a new car.... Plus (this may sound selfish) I'm enjoying having a bit more 'me' time these days & its gonna be a lot easier going places once Zac is a bit older with no pushchairs to take about or anything. Plus i've been changing nappies for the past 5 & a half years so it'll be nice when Zac is toilet trained & NO MORE NAPPIES!!!.... So the odds are against us. Although, never say never  thats pretty much how i felt after having the older 2, i felt id done my bit and was enjoying being 'clare' again esp when they went to their dads every other weekend and i could do adult things lol.... but then our big surprise came along lol Yeah I do feel complete now. I don't have the urge to have any more (unless I watch a birthing programme, then I get all broody again!  That One Born Everey Minute on channel 4 is doing me no good at the mo!  ). Another thing. It'll be even harder to get babysitters for 4 of them! 
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Jaidynsmum
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Posted: 19 Mar 2010 08:08 |
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BlondeLou
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Posted: 19 Mar 2010 10:47 |
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Posted: 19 Mar 2010 21:37 |
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I spent 26 yrs saying I would NEVER have children,changed my job,met my partner and had 2 within 2yrs! I would LOVE more,maybe 2 more,but been ttc for 16 mths with no joy so who knows. I'm very happy with my 2 boys,but another 2 would be wonderful I think you know when your family is complete,any doubts then I doubt it is complete....... 
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missladyannie
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Posted: 20 Mar 2010 08:47 |
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I'm broody broody broody!!! We will definitely have a second child (hopefully another boy!) but James has said he would like to wait a couple of years now as we could not afford two children in nursery so thinks it would be better when Oli is in school. I dont want to wait that long!!!
Realistically i'd like 3 but james is set on 2. I guess you do have to take money into account and James said he'd like to be able to give a good life to two rather than struggle with three
One born every minute makes me want to do it again every day!!!
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yummymummy2008
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Posted: 20 Mar 2010 22:22 |
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i am very happy with my 2 boys and dont plan to have anymore even tho i wil get broody 
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skiwi
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Posted: 12 Apr 2010 21:34 |
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i hae always wanted 3, and i have been blessed with 3 my oldest son was from my 1st marriage and now i have 2 with my partner 2 boys and a girl
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Laceys-Mummy
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Posted: 12 Apr 2010 23:13 |
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Joined: 05 Oct 2009 13:51 Posts: 933 Location: Lochmaben (scotland)
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Iv always said I only want 2 kids! But since I had Lacey iv got this feeling that there will be more than 2! I loved being pregnant and I love every second I spend with Lacey! We plan to start trying for baby number 2 just before Lacey turns 3 x x x
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