I have two lovely boys, 4yrs and 5 months. I am now 38. I would be sad to think that I am now passed it. I am 50/50 on trying for another and hubby is more against it because he thinks I'll be too old in a couple of years time (he is 5yrs younger than me). I am not worried about conceiving as I caught quick with both.
Surely in this world of global warming and general economics surely 2 is enough?
On the other hand shouldnt we push to do as much as possible and we are only young once.
But do we want to be with young children when we are nearing 50? or should we be getting free from them.
At the mo, I generally bring the children up myself as hubby works and isnt much of a home bird. I do love being around my children but can I face doing it again. I am being greedy?
Surely there must be many couples going through the same thoughts or have been though this and have come to strong mutual agreements?????
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What was the deciding factors on the number of children you stop at?
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