You know you're she's going to get her way eventually right?
You know you're she's going to get her way eventually right?
Obviously. Unless, of course, there was an accident of some sort. Like I “accidentally” went to the hospital and got snipped.You know you're she's going to get her way eventually right?
All the same age would be rough. Spreading them out over time helps. Though, I would prefer to have twins this next time around since we want 3 total, and we can just knock out the rest in one more pregnancy.We had friends who had quads, 1 one girl and 3 boys...I remember visiting their house one day when the kids were 3 or 4. They were all simultaneously throwing all their toys at the wall. Their mother looked like she wanted to jump out the window.
that feel will eventually go away. Maybe as soon as January if you pass.This has definitely been the worst part of my last 4 days.
To give natural selection the finger!I read this and was like, "Yeah, yeah, after 2...wait. 5? Why would you do that to yourself?"
Yeah but how do you afford everything else.They kind of start taking care of each other by that point lol
Give the first one a year before making a final decision. It's so amazing and unbelievable watching them grow up and interact with other kids, that's why we want more.With these stories you guys are just reinforcing the "one and done" decision my wife and I made.
Roughly, I'd say the cost of each kid is: Tn = S / (5 + 2^n), Where Tn is the total cost for kid n, and S is your yearly salary.Yeah but how do you afford everything else.
You will not worry about this once you've passed, I promise.The most aggravating thing about this whole exam is wondering for the rest of my life, "what problems did I get wrong and why?"
So with no kids they still eat up your salary. Checks out if you include datingRoughly, I'd say the cost of each kid is: Tn = S / (5 + 2^n), Where Tn is the total cost for kid n, and S is your yearly salary.
Tn = S / (5 + 2^n) for age of oldest < 5Roughly, I'd say the cost of each kid is: Tn = S / (5 + 2^n), Where Tn is the total cost for kid n, and S is your yearly salary.
We probably spent more money on babies before the first was even born lolSo with no kids they still eat up your salary. Checks out if you include dating
So in 3.25 years my kid will eat up my entire salary. Thanks for the heads up. I will see if I can up my intermittent fasting to full time fasting.Tn = S / (5 + 2^n) for age of oldest < 5
ΣT1..n = S for age of oldest > 5
Yep. School clothes, karate, T ball, birthday gifts, other kids' birthday party gifts, christmas, summer camp, 529 plan, food, etc. lolSo in 3.25 years my kid will eat up my entire salary. Thanks for the heads up. I will see if I can up my intermittent fasting to full time fasting.
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