Does anyone with more than one child, or a child older than say 5 object to the term PFB

[Twiglett]

just wondering

Nope

Infact when I heard the term PFB it made me feel a lot better about myself. I wasn't the only crazed mum on the planet.

No

No. They're both precious to me

No - only have the one and he is my pfb and always will be.

No pg with #2 and I am sure that this dc will be psb!

I am sure that I will never be as neurotic as I was with my 1st though - it is a rite of passage into parenthood!

btw - there is possible a case of a eplb (extra precious last born) as I know is the case in several families who have "finished" child bearing - the "ishoos" are a bit different than with pfb, though.

duh - pregnancy is frying my brain again -

"now pg"

and "there is possibly"

no

Doesn't bother me...but I generally only use it in relation to my own pfb and the nsc (Neglected Subsequent Child/ren)

No, think it's funny.
My brother wouldn't take his PFB 3 month old out for a 20 min walk, al bundled up in the all singing all dancing buggy with raincover etc 'in case it rains and she gets chilly'. Told him he was being PFBish. got a look. hehe

nope i have 5 i refer to my just as my eldest or first all my kids a precious !

nope

i cringe at the memories of things i did when dd was little

and i find it quite sweet if occasionally mildly annoying when i see other parents suffering from PFBitis. it's all part of the initiation into paranthood

Nope

Nope

I don't object to the term - but I do think it is used in a rather unkind way on here sometimes.

nope. Have 4, 3 of them teenagers.

I find it quite amusing, although it can be used unkindly on here sometimes.

Nope, I was very much PFB (with my first oddly enough!), which is not a bad thing, was looking back at PFB's baby photos the other day, they were the best days of my life....

Nope.
What's more, I think that, if you're offended by the term, then you're guilty as charged, frankly.

s'rather unaminous innit?

no

pfb is the definition of my little boy

but if i had another i still would object

infact id probably say psb(precious second born) and so on for consequent children

PFB does not describe the child

PFB describes the parent .. the syndrome that the parent is suffering that is

nope - I know I was guilty of it, I cringe at some of my PFB'isms and find it very amusing when I see it in others. It's just part of being a parent isn't it? Anyone who says they didn't have any PFB tendancies are LYING!
Poor NSC (ds2), I tried to avoid it as I'm an 'NSC' but it's sadly inevitable. Even when actively trying to make sure I had as many solo pics of NSC I still fell way short of the mark.

Nope

Errrr No