So up until this point, we could never agree on which faith/religion to baptize our kids. DH is Lutheran and I'm Catholic. (To the Lutherans out there, yeah, I know that the Lutherans are very similar to the Catholics. To Catholics, yeah, I know we are different.) We want our kids baptized soon (and soon as in within 1-2 years). All of our friends and family (and prospective god parents) are all on the east coast. So we've always put it off or forgotten it. There was no rush to do it. We should be moving back east soon, so it's on the horizon.
I think we have figured out a plan for our twins. Yeah, one will be baptized Catholic and the other Lutheran. Yeah, that means two ceremonies and we'll be separating the twins.
That's weird isn't it. I think many will think it's weird but I don't think it's a big disruption. I think at the end of the day, if something were to happen to us, we would be happy with the twins growing up Catholic or Lutheran or even just Christian in general. (Realistically, we just want them to be safe so religion isn't a big issue.) To my strict catholic family members they would be horrified and super pissed that the other twin was not catholic but whatever (it's our kids). I don't think it would be that confusing to the kids. They know DH is Lutheran and I'm Catholic. They are going to learn about both and when they are old enough to decide, they can choose what to believe.
Anyone else baptize one child but not your other kids? Or are they baptized in different faiths.