My fiancé and I want more babies. We’re not in a rush, but we’re not sure when. When do y’all think is a good time to try for another? Our son is 5 months. When we first tried for our son, it took months and I know it’s always going to be different for each baby and each try. I just want opinions! Thanks mama’s!💗
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K
New York, United States
4 days ago
Well it’s up to you if your ready right now than go for it. Good luck 👍 and enjoy 😊
L
Bromsgrove, United Kingdom
7 days ago
There's 22 months between my 2 and it's an amazing age gap for them tbh. They have such an amazing bond 😍
N
Munford, USA
9 days ago
There are benefits to having only one kid in diapers at a time. Mine are 3 years apart for that reason. Also, the memories of the c-section had to fade before I would consider a second...LOL
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A
Mississauga, CA
9 days ago
I have an 8 year age gap. 10.5 year old son and 2.5 year old daughter. It wasn't planned that way, but I must say it has a lot of advantages. Daycare as mentioned above, I can't imagine having to pay for two in daycare at once, and my daughter only goes part time. My son can help out, which he loves to do. He understands when and why his sister needs more of our attention. We'll also have at least 3-4 years to save between him graduating college and her starting college. (I know, I'm reallllyyy thinking ahead there). They still have a special and loving relationship. If I could go back again and plan it I would aim for a 5-6 year age gap others have recommended.
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N
Youngstown, United States
9 days ago
We have 2.5 yr old. We are waiting for a 5-6 yr age gap because my husband is in school. I think whatever works best for your family is what you should do. Therea definitely be pros and cons no matter what.
Well it’s up to you if your ready right now than go for it. Good luck 👍 and enjoy 😊
There's 22 months between my 2 and it's an amazing age gap for them tbh. They have such an amazing bond 😍
There are benefits to having only one kid in diapers at a time. Mine are 3 years apart for that reason. Also, the memories of the c-section had to fade before I would consider a second...LOL
I have an 8 year age gap. 10.5 year old son and 2.5 year old daughter. It wasn't planned that way, but I must say it has a lot of advantages. Daycare as mentioned above, I can't imagine having to pay for two in daycare at once, and my daughter only goes part time. My son can help out, which he loves to do. He understands when and why his sister needs more of our attention. We'll also have at least 3-4 years to save between him graduating college and her starting college. (I know, I'm reallllyyy thinking ahead there). They still have a special and loving relationship. If I could go back again and plan it I would aim for a 5-6 year age gap others have recommended.
We have 2.5 yr old. We are waiting for a 5-6 yr age gap because my husband is in school. I think whatever works best for your family is what you should do. Therea definitely be pros and cons no matter what.