Congratulations Phil

fiveyearplan

Having 2 children is much easier than one.

fermi

fiveyearplan wrote: »

Having 2 children is much easier than one.

You mean that they can pester and annoy each other much of the time, rather than you?

philnicandamy

iquit wrote: »

OK you're all starting to scare Phil - please stop, I'm working on getting Evan a playmate :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

fiveyearplan wrote: »

Having 2 children is much easier than one.

Oh no no no no no no no no.....:eek::eek:

JCS1

I know someone who had 4 boys under the age of 5, and ten months between the first and second. :eek:

sizzler

Fab phil:beer:

philnicandamy

JCS1 wrote: »

I know someone who had 4 boys under the age of 5, and ten months between the first and second. :eek:

woman on the same ward when evan was born with triplets....:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

Chatted to her poor hubby fairly often in the lift on the way up & down they were both soooooo tired!

JCS1

Triplets! Think I'm going to stick with being an Auntie, get to take them out, spoil them, and then give them back

philnicandamy

JCS1 wrote: »

Triplets! Think I'm going to stick with being an Auntie, get to take them out, spoil them, and then give them back

Hmm she'd get one fed the others started to cry..sorted them then everyone wanted changing..aghh!!!!!!

the BEST idea JCS..:D:D:D

iquit

JCS1 wrote: »

I know someone who had 4 boys under the age of 5, and ten months between the first and second. :eek:

Looked after a lady who had a baby in January and was back in November to have another. Was still breastfeeding the January baby at the time, don't know how she managed - but she did.

fiveyearplan

fermi wrote: »

You mean that they can pester and annoy each other much of the time, rather than you?

yes, exactly!