Just wondered from the perspective of a parent who has both, was one easier than the other? Of perhaps no difference at all?
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Too early to tell, but so far my son's been a lot easier.
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Depends what stage. DD was a terrible infant. She screamed and cried all the time! But, she was a fantastic and easy toddler
they hurt is still out about what kind of preschooler (she's 4).
DS#1 was an easy baby. But, as a two year old he's into everything, climbs everything, and ignores most directions!
DS#2 has been an even EASIER baby, so I'm terrified of him as a toddler.
I can't say one is easier than the other, they are different. -
I don't have personal experience... my mom raised three boys and three girls and I know I was the hard one to raise in comparison - but there were some hard spots with both! The boys tended to be less motivated with school, whereas my sister and I have done well in school. But on the emotional side of things, I know the girls were more difficult. I was surprised at the number of people who said to me, when I was pregnant and announced it was a boy, that I was "lucky" being raising a boy is so much easier than raising a girl... whaat? I obviously would have been thrilled with either! But it was interesting that I got that a lot.
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I nannied for different families and the only easy babies were boys! However, I heard I was the easiest baby ever!
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My son was a difficult baby and is now a mostly lovely toddler. So far my daughter has been an easy baby...so we'll see!
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My son was a difficult baby (until 1), easy toddler (1-3), difficult older toddler (3-4) and back to easy at 5.
My daughter was an easy baby (until 1) and has been a difficult toddler right now (1-2).
I think the difficult stages just happened at different times for them, maybe just part of their maturity levels and development? But they've evened out.
they hurt is still out about what kind of preschooler (she's 4).Reply
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