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Regardless, I think we're done after 2.
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We would still plan on having 3. We both would love to have all girls
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We just had our second boy and are undecided if we'll try for a third. If we do, it's with the expectation that it will be another boy. I'm just not sure if I have the energy to keep up with 3 boys!
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The idea of 3 boys intimidates me (craziness!!) but I think I would still want 3.
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If I can convince DH to have a 2nd, that'll be it whether it's another boy or a girl. And I'm already convinced I'll have only boys. I don't know why, I just see us having 2 boys, although a girl would be great too!
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we want 2 for sure but i think i would have a third if i could choose it's gender. if i was going to have 3 of all the same gender i'd be happy with 2. i knwo lots of people who kept going to try to have the gender they wanted and ended up with 4 boys or 4 girls. nooooo thanks.
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@Mrs. Confetti: 3 boys sounds intimidating to me too! But at least you'd have the hang of it (raising boys)!
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@Mrs. Confetti: VERY intimidating! But that's kind of true of three kids in general.
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2 girls!
We are on the fence as to if we want to have a second child, but if we knew it would definitely be a girl, we would probably not be on the fence and would go for it lol -
We have 2 girls and would absolutely have a 3 knowing it'll be a girl. My husband loves having girls!
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I want 3 kids, DH wants 2. We have a boy so we have agreed if our next child is a girl that will prob be it but if we have another boy we may go for #3. I would love a girl but at the same time wouldn't mind just being a mum to boys
I am the middle of 3 girls and love it! I am very close to both sisters
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We have agreed to a max of four children. I've agreed to one pregnancy. I would like the experience to raise both boys and girls, but sex is a very, very small component of the decision to have more than one child.
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If it were my choice, I would love to have 3 kids regardless of the sex but we had a late start due to IF issues. 2 kids will be our magic number now. I have a little girl and would just love to add to the family, boy or girl it doesn't matter.
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We will be two and through no matter what the sex, I'd love a third as well but DH is pretty set.
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We're basing our decision to have one or two off our ideas of what we can reasonably afford and the energy we feel like we have to expend. We already have a girl though, and the idea of three potential teenage girls in one house seems awfully daunting. But so does 3 busy boys.
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We would have the same amount. We just had a boy born into our family after NINE girls. If we kept going for a boy, we could be trying a looong time
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I used to think I wanted three no matter what and my husband always wanted two. After going through the first 13 months with one (who is a GOOD/easy baby) I can't possibly imagine doing three. So if we are lucky enough to have a number two when we want whatever gender it is, is it! I used to think I would be sad if I didn't have the chance to have a daughter, but of course after having my son for 13 months I can't imagine caring what gender number two is
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We're still two and done, though if we had met when we were younger, I'd probably entertain the idea of three! Gender wouldn't matter.
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Still 3
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Still want 3 basically it depends on whether I have another difficult pregnancy with this one. My husband is on the fence would be happy to stop at 2 but after we found out this one is another boy he said we could try for the third ;). Pretty sure I would have another boy though!
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I would still want 3-4 regardless of sex.
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If I knew I would only have boys I would stop at 2 and adopt a girl. I want a girl so bad and having 3 boys terrifies me a little. ( My husband has 2 brothers and the stories of how crazy they were growing up is enough to make me stop at 2! We really want to adopt some day so hoping we will have a mix of boys and girls one way or the other!
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2! If I knew beforehand, I'd probably space them a little closure together.
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Would probably be a 2 maybe 3 family no matter the gender. I would be more inclined to stop at 2 if they were all going to be boys though
3 boys seems like a handful!
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2 I'm hoping for another boy
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We want to have a bigger family of 4 or 5. We'll see what actually happens, since number 2 is still just a bun in the oven. I hope to keep having kids until we feel like our family is complete, but I think I would be tempted to quit sooner if we had 3 or 4 girls in a row! I never got along well with my only sister, so I always thought it would be tough to mother girls. However, I love my little diva so far! I hope gender wouldn't sway me too much. But! I did have a dream last pregnancy of an adorable little boy, which made me sure my LO would be a boy. She obviously wasn't, but that dream makes me feel like we have at least one boy in our future!
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At least 3, maybe 4. Their genders doesn't really play in to how many kids I want.
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I don't think so!
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We're debating between 2 and 3, and I think we might lean more towards trying for #3 if the first two were both girls. But, it might not have an impact at all - guess we'll just wait and see!
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@septca: Your personal experience made me remember this article, which says the opposite about 2 girl families.
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It's going to likely be some long conversations to get my husband on board with a second, despite the fact that he has known I've wanted two kids for, oh, about 10 years. I have always wanted the experience of raising both, so I have to admit I'll have a hard time if our second isn't the opposite sex. We'll see how it all plays out, though.
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Boy: Only one. Then adopt a girl.
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I'm happy with my two boys. I don't think I can handle three kids, regardless of gender.
My parents didn't feel like our family was complete with a son so they kept trying and ended up with 5 girls.
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I have 2 boys, living. I don't plan on being pregnant again, but if we save up the funds, we'd like to adopt a girl. If it never happens, I'm good with my 2 boys.
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