To ask if you’ve got 3 kids?

Oh god a year 😂😂
I wish!!!!

We’ve got 3 in a 4 bed house that has an extra living space in the basement. 2 share, 1 on their own, DH and me in one and a spare room that I often retreat to. I imagine eventually the spare room will become a child room. Income between us is around 150k but we live in quite an expensive area so I would imagine our wages are similar to most people who live near us. There are lots around us with 3 or 4 children.

3 children, 2 bed flat.
The girls all share the bigger room and me and my partner have the small one.
It works great for us at the moment.
We are saving and planning to find somewhere with a bit more space by the time the older two go to secondary school

3 young children in a 2 bed

We have 3 kids.
4 bedroom house.
Monthly income somewhere around 65k

We have 3 preschool age kids with a 4th on the way

340k new build house (Scotland so probably double that price down south) only bought a few months ago
Mortgage is £1170 per month
Salary of £2200 monthly plus about £1800 per month in benefits + child benefit
3 fair sized double bedrooms and slightly bigger master bedroom
Master has ensuite, one average sized main bathroom and downstairs WC
Kids currently all have their own bedrooms but new baby will share with one of them once they stop sleeping in our bedroom. We don't anticipate this will be an issue.
We have a 7 seater car with 3 rear facing car seats currently.

We earn 65k between us. I love having three but would have opted for two kids if I’d been more sensible. I’d love to have done more traveling while they were young

3 kids, 4 bedrooms, both work part time. Husband earns 85k, I earn 18k. Probably around 5.5k a month comes into our accounts? Mortgage is £550, childcare for youngest for two days 9-3 is £300ish.

I would take half the money for half the noise in my house mind you 😅

We have 3 and life in a compact 4 bed. It works for us but I don’t do excess belongings, so limited clutter

3 kids in an extended 4 bed semi. All double rooms.
Youngest was 4 when we extended, it was a 2 bed semi until then! Much easier with 4 beds and 2 bathrooms.
Gross pay is around 90k. We have a v small mortgage but are funding the eldest through university.

3 kids under 8, currently living in a 3-bed apartment but about to move to a larger 4-bed around 160m2. The current apartment has been absolutely fine while youngest two are small and happy to share. This move is with the future in mind as we'll have 4 double bedrooms and a space that we will use as a study but could close off to make an occasional guest room as and when needed. Biggest must-have for me is 2 bathrooms.

Our house is about 180m2, has 4 bedrooms. 2 children share a bedroom so we have a guest room cum home office. Two sitting rooms, three bathrooms, utility, large kitchen diner, good sized garden. We have a cleaner. Household income in low 6 figures, DH and I both work FT but have a good work life balance, very little travel for work and don't work long hours, hybrid working. We both worked PT when the kids were small. Kids all at state schools. No family nearby.

5 children
4 bed house
2 per double bedrooms and 1 in single
£46k (one earner)
£500 per month mortgage

I'm in a new build to. They do not look as will built as old build I wounder if that's why.

If you decide to have another baby. You will be ok . You will make it work. 💐

I have 3, all now adults. No regrets but cannot deny it was a struggle. Our income wouldn’t be helpful as it was a different time and a different economy but I don’t quite know how we did it.

Someone once said to me that going from one to two children was just more of the same, but two to three was like going from two to ten. So true! Everything needs upscaling, from house, to car, to holidays (no family of four deals). We moved from a three bed Victorian terrace in London to a six bed in the wilds. If we’d stayed in London our separate dining room would have eventually become a bedroom.

The costs aren’t just day to day but long term. You’ll need to think how you’ll afford to support all of them through university, getting married, buying their first home. I know not everyone does this and times have changed, but in our experience and social circle it was the norm.

We have 3. Live in a 4 bed (4th bedroom is loft conversion). Twins share a room, youngest has their own room, 4th bedroom is spare room/ office. I work part time, dh full time but both in very flexible jobs so share school run, kids in after school club 2 days a week.

Mumsnet acts like having 3 kids is the most crazy/ outrageous thing, everyone must conform and stop at 2. So I wouldn’t worry too much about what someone was saying on here. I personally love having 3!

Fml your kitchen is not tiny. People are judt trying to pick at you .

I must apologise though. Because I did misunderstand I thought you was talking about 2 children. But it was 3 . As in there would be 3 if you had another child. So I'm sorry for that.

I grt shit on threads sometimes. I find myself either ignoring what's not helpful to me. Sometimes I may say that's not what i asked .

Just a suggestion for later could you consider a loft conversion?

Following your latest comments OP, I did need a bigger car, got an 8 seater so have plenty of boot room... bugger to park though 🙈 Loads of room for the four kids and I can put the double pram, set up, without folding in the boot. But house wise it works. Holidays etc are more expensive, but I didn't plan twins, life happens and you adapt