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Posted: 11-05-2009, 08:13 PM Post Subject: 3yr old, 2yr old, 1mo old
Just as the title says my kids are those ages, two boys and baby girl. I'm new here and would be interested to meet other moms with kids born close together. No more kids for me just to let you know
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Posted: 11-05-2009, 11:46 PM
Don't have all those yet but I wish I did and I would be happy even if they were that close lol!
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Posted: 11-05-2009, 11:58 PM
HA I want to pull my hair off sometimes but I love them very much. Its a new learning exp for me since my siblings and i were severak yrs apart, even my dh is 7 yrs and 14 yrs apart of his siblings
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Posted: 11-06-2009, 12:07 AM
i personaly think its a good thing there close in age, hopefully they bond instead of fight here whole life. though there royal pains in my butt they are my kids also and i love them to death hehehe.
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Posted: 11-06-2009, 10:13 AM
Oh my gosh, I would LOVE to have all my kids close in age. We have an 11 month old son and are trying for number 2. Hubby and I want our kids close in age. We both have siblings, but are 3 years apart and have never been close to our siblings. I hope we get pregnant soon and our little one can have a buddy or little sister to grow up with and play with. It is hard having them close in age? Do the kids seem to enjoy it?
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Posted: 11-06-2009, 10:57 PM
sometimes it is hard but you learn to deal with it and become an expert by the time you finish. i wouldnt say that having them close is better than separate apart. they will have the same needs. my blessings to you and your wishes
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