Assuming that you'd be able to afford 3.
I know we're 2 and done, but if the choice was 1 or 3, I think I'd have to go with 3. I just have so many good memories with my brother growing up that I want my kids to have a sibling.
What about you?
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3
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If I could afford it, then 3!
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I want 3 kids!
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We're *probably* done, but between 1 and 3, I think I'd take 3 in a heartbeat.
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Definitely 3! I'm one of three and I love having multiple siblings.
I finally got my husband to agree to "lets have 2, then talk about a 3rd."
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3!!
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THREE!
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Three.
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I would say three, siblings are so important to me!
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Definitely three. I want DS to have siblings.
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1
We had always said probably 2 but shortly after my daughter was born we decided that we were probably 1 and done anyways so given the choices-- 1 and done!
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3!
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I would pick 3
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I would want 3 also! I'm done at 2 I think but I couldn't imagine DS without a sibling at all.
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Definitely 3
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I would have to say 3 though I have 2 right now and definitely no plans to have a 3rd. LO just adores her brother. I'm excited to watch their relationship grow.
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3, I don't want LO to be an only child.
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1. I couldn't handle being pregnant 2 more times.
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@pastemoo: Just wait. I was a horrible, swollen, grumpy, miserable pregnant woman and by the time I was 2-3 weeks pp, I missed being pregnant. It's the weirdest thing.
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@zippylef: LOL. I know I'll miss feeling the baby kick--I am preparing myself for that. The rest of it--guess you'll have to ask me in 3 weeks so I can look back and laugh at myself.
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1. DH and I have no interest in having more than 2 children, and I liked growing up as an only child.
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3. I wouldn't want my child to go through life without a sibling.
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One. We probably fall into the "one and done" camp, and three would just be too many for us.
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Probably 1. We always said 2, but I'm already starting to lean towards the 1-and-done camp. We couldn't possibly afford 3 kids, anyway.
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1 - Both, DH and I, were one of 3 kids. Although I like having siblings, I just don't know if I could handle being pulled in 3 different directions all the time.
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One. I'm not willing to go through another pregnancy.
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3. I want 3 anyway.
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Three! I loved having 4 siblings. And I definitely have a better understanding of how to raise multiple children than just one.
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I used to want 4 kids. Didn't think it was crazy until I had one. LOL! But if it were between 1 and 3 it would be 3. I told my husband that if we were to have an accident it would be a happy accident.
But we are done! Two is enough!
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1
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one. Like @babyboecksmom said, we would struggle with being pulled in three directions. Also, because we're a little older, having more than one is unlikely. I have a great relationship with my sibling and I'll feel badly that my kid won't have that, but she'll have cousins really close in age and distance. I hope they'll all be good friends.
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3 for sure!
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1 is fine with me. I was an only child and don't know what I'm "missing" by never having a sibling.
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3! I loved growing up really close to my siblings
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3 because I would think an only child would get lonely once the parents are gone.
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3 as well! I'm a big proponent of sibling love.
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3, I actually want 3.
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That's a hard one. I'd say 3. My husband is an only child and he was really lonely growing up. Although 3 would be really tough, I'd love to have a big family. I'm sticking with 2 for us though!
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Definitely 3! I'm one of three and it was so fun growing up. It was a nightmare for my mom sometimes, but now she says it was absolutely worth it and I agree
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