Two has been a big change for me over the past year so I am not sure how three would be. I’m dubious but not ruling it out entirely…

Love that Phil & Ted’s stroller, by the way! It would make carting my son and daughter around easier. No fighting over the stroller.

I didn’t really answer your question about going from two to three. I have heard that it gets a little wild when you add a third.

I have been right there after having 2 boys myself and suddenly finding myself wanting to have a third! That nagging didn’t go away and we now have our girl, who is almost 2 already! Three kids is full to the brim but I wouldn’t have it any other way. And the boys are so great with their sister too. Best of luck in your own decision!
Oh, and we read the boy/girl baby book just for fun, but it worked! (and worked for lots of other people I know as well.)

I know EXACTLY how you feel about considering another one. We also have two boys but since my oldest is just turning two next month, we have some time to consider it. If I do, I want it to me strictly because I want another baby, not because I want a girl. While I know secretly I do want a girl, I would never want to feel disappointed by a boy, especially since I just adore my little guys. I also don’t think we could afford it right now. Two kids in daycare is stretching us as it is so another would be rough. I love the idea of the Phil&Ted strollers because while we bought a beautiful duo stroller, it doesn’t fit in the trunk of our mid-sized car!! I made the mistake of assuming it would and took it out for some nice strolls so I can’t take it back. We have seriously considered a bigger vehicle for it but I’m not sure I can justify it. I’m also a HUGE fan of swaddling. My older son was also swaddled until six months and I’ll probably go that long with my 5 month old, too. Most of my friends just don’t “get” it but I rarely have to get up in the night. Happy Birthday!

We just had our third last year, and I simply adore all of my children! We would love another girl and will definitely keep our options open, but right now we are so satisfied and happy. I think spacing is key, so that you can enjoy your children at different stages, but also have them appreciate their siblings.

I have the hotslings sling for my third baby who should really be an NBA player (he’s so tall). I love it. It was my first sling and its perfect for when he needs that closeness but I need my hands!

Happy Birthday! I know that it is definately a hard decision. I have 2 girls and sometimes wonder if I had another if the baby would be a boy and what that would be like. Is it different?
I wouldn’t worry about your age. Take your time in deciding. I gave birth to my last at 35 and have many friends that are upwards and over 40 having kiddos. We are having babies later in life these days. Whatever you decide, good luck and congrats on celebrating your one year!
Love the hotslings sling!

We also have two boys. Although there was a bit of yearning for a girls with child number two - it’s not there anymore. Now we just want a third child because as we discovered when our second was about 3 months old, children are cool. We don’t care if the third is going to be a boy or girl. We just want another child because we love children. I’m just starting to wean my second - he’s 13 months and I’m 37 - and I’ve just recently been ‘physically ready’ to start trying to another child. I don’t think you are to the age of being ‘too old’ for a child yet - you are at a fantastic age! If you want three, then you’ll have fun with three! Plus you have great taste in baby products, so baby #3 is going to be your most stylin’ baby!

Oh - I forgot two things! Middle child syndrome - well, it doesn’t matter how many children you have…there’s always going to be a syndrome you could label. Only child….youngest/the eternal baby…oldest….middle… I wouldn’t worry about that at all!

And my fave giveaway is the ‘lets go strolling’!

i have to agree with Uggamugga.com’s comment–you will never regret having another one! i’m only pregnant with my first, but from what i can imagine, kids change your life so much to the point that you will never go back to not being a mom–so you might as well add more!

LOVE the receiving blanket! have it bookmarked to buy…

I am a middle child myself. Although I am a textbook case of middle child syndrome, I also believe there are many benefits to being a middle child. I love that I was often placed in the older group orthe younger group depending on the situation…it was like getting the best of both worlds. I also experienced what it is to have a younger and older sibling…only middle children get that experience. So, althought there are feelings of being left out, there are also benefits to being in the middle. So, I wouldn’t worry too much about Alex. I have been interested in getting a hotsling for a couple weeks now. My new baby always wants to be held and the traditional baby holder isn’t working too well…she hates it.

I have 2 children, a boy and a girl. My husband and I have decided that this is our family. As my youngest nears her first birthday I do find myself occasionally feeling a tiny pull to have another child. I think we might have tried for a third child if we had started having children when I was younger, if my last pregnancy wasn’t so problematic, and if we were better off financially. But we have a great family and are ok with our decision. Try not to worry so much about the birth order stuff or even about being outnumbered. Your heart will eventually lead you to the right decision for your family. My top product is the Phil and Ted’s, I’d love to have one.

Ahh, the age old question, 2 to 3! We acidentally went from 2 to 3 and neither of us really wanted to. BUT, now that he is nearing a year old I am so very very happy we did. Both my husband and I are middle children hence not wanting to go from 2 to 3, but with my middle child the only girl I think it will be fine, plus since we are very concious of it I think that will make a huge difference too. One of the reasons I am so glad we had another one is b/c he looks exactly like his father and acts exactly like his father, the first two are a spitting image of me and my siblings. When he was born my husband exclaimed, finally one that looks like me! That alone was enough to melt my heart. The stroller by phil and ted is my favorite item, we watched and watched them on ebay, but found we had to go with a more budget friendly version we are after all supporting 3 kids now. (And yes we are outnumbered, but I still wouldn’t change it for the world!) Take the time to consider 3, I love seeing the differences in our children, and the similarities. I also love watching my 2 older ones take their brother under their wing! If you do go for that third one, have your 2 older ones decorate some onesies with fabric markers for their new little sibling, I cherish the shirts my kids made, they are so cute! Good luck on your decision, and of course never look back!

I think you should do what feels right in your heart. Your the only one who knows whats best for you and your family, so I give my blessing that you will find the right decision.
I love the hotslings. theyre adorable!
Great giveaway, thanks so much!

I don’t have a real answer for you. Going from 1 to 2 was a huge adjustment for me. I defintely want 3 (I want a boy!) I’m not sure when the time will be right.

I think though that transitioning from 2 to 3 will be easier than 1 to 2, because hey after the first two, what’s one more mouth to feed, mess to clean up, etc!

I say, if you’re going to have a 3rd you should just go ahead and have a fourth too. Then there’s no (singular) middle child and if you’re going to be outnumbered already, why not?

(This is coming from a 26 yr old mother of one who wouldn’t mind waiting until she’s 4 or 5 yrs. old before having the next!! Hee hee!)

My theory has always been that they can’t outnumber us. I am having our second in a couple of weeks and then one of us is getting fixed. I do fear that once my last baby isn’t a baby anymore I might get that itch but I just don’t think financially (3 college tuitions!), emotionally, or physically I could cope. But that is just me.

I have been shopping for double stroller for months. Everyone raves about the Phil and Ted but it isn’t in our budget. I still haven’t committed to one - I’ve decided to stick with our single stroller and a sling for a couple of months and revisit the issue this fall.

The more, the merrier, I say! I fell pregnant with my daughter 2 months before I turned 37. At the doc’s office you are officially known as a MAMA (Mother of Advanced Maternal Age) if you are pregnant over 35 (I’m almost positive it’s 35). I had no problems with conception or with being pregnant; I felt and still feel young and energetic and I’m ready to try for a second soon!) I guess my point is, you really don’t need to be in a big hurry, you have heaps of time. Enjoy the two you have and go for #3 when you’re positive that’s what you want to do:)
As for your top 5 - excellent choices, all of them! The Ultimate Receiving Blanket sounds like it was a godsend for you, but I have to say that every time I see someone with a Phil and Ted stroller, I am eaten up with envy. Seriously, I find it impossible to control the green monster rising up inside me, these strollers are fab!

Thanks for a great website!! I hope you have continued success.

I like the number three…I just had my first baby but for me, three kids would be an ideal number. If you truly want a third child, I say go for it. I also agree with what some other posters said about you having time. At 30, there’s still plenty of time to think about having another baby. As to whether it’s a boy or a girl, your chances would still be fifty-fifty. There are supposed to be ways that you can increase the chance of having one over the other. My friend tried to explain it to me once but it seemed complicated.
Out of the top 5, the Phil & Ted’s would be my favourite. We have the P&T Vibe and love it!

i dont have any children yet but coming from a big family, remember than life got a little more complicated when my younger siblings were born, but not in a bad way. We all had to adjust.

I like the babe au lait cover

I think maybe it is just your biological clock ticking. You need to ignore that little thing, and really think this out! A very important decision to make, and it shouldn’t be made because your body is saying “have more, have more!” Think with your mind and heart and really have a talk with your partner about it. Good luck!

My favorite product is the Ultimate Receiving Blanket. Thanks!

Gift certificate to let’s get strolling is my fave prize; love the design of the double stroller. I have 3 little girls ages 5,3,and 1. Three is a lot of fun. But as for getting a girl the third time around, it’s only a 50/50 chance:)
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I can’t even imagine going from one to two right now, but I have heard that two to three is easier than one to two. Good luck whatever you decide! Love those burp cloths by the way…

You can totally do it! Im only on my 2nd, but have tons of friends with 3+. They all say it is not that different from 2. I think one to two is the hardest jump. Good luck with your decision–not a easy one. My favorite is the swaddle blanket. Thanks!

Ok.. .Mom of six here chiming in with my opinion.

Going from 2 to 3 was the hardest. Not horrible, but I definately felt the difference! I only have two hands, and my last two were a year apart in age, so that made things a little tougher.

I think that wanting more kids is a wonderful thing, however I am a bit biased in my words. No matter what you have, it would be so much fun for you. Sitting around watching my oldest three who are teenagers is so much fun! It’s worth it.. I promise! BTW, out of my last three, #5 and #6 are also a year apart in age. I’m not sure what I was thinking to do it twice.

My daughters are also 18 months and 6 months, we have kids very close in age!

As for those items, I want one of those strollers so bad, they look amazing and alot easier than the beast I have!

My husband and I think 3 is the perfect number, so no, I don’t think you’re crazy! However, don’t do it to get a particular sex! My SIL tried that and ended up with 5 boys, and my BIL ended up with 4 girls with the fifth being his boy. Now that’s insanity! Anyways, I’d love the nursing cover! That is on my must have list when we have our first!

We Love our hooter hider.

I think if you really want three, you should go for it. I know a mom of twins who just had her third, and she’s fine. However, think about how disappointed you’ll be if it’s not a girl….because the chances are 50/50!

You know what to expect… it’s a big commitment of course, but also a heck of a lot of joy! Go with your instincts…Good luck with your decision!

Love the look of the HotSling, by the way. I think those are brilliant - keeps baby safe and close!

I have 2 boys…and maybe one day we’ll have 3. But isn’t the odds of having another boy like 80%? So I’m scared. I really would want to have a girl to sorta even things out. I think 3 is going to be wild…When my older one goes to school, and it’s just me and the little one (18 months), I think, boy, this is easy. With the two of them, I’m pretty much go go go all day long. So I bet with three….it’ll pretty much be the same. For me, I want to wait until the younger one is 4, (the older would be 6.5) and then they’d actually be able to help me…I hope.

I love hotslings. Well, slings in general. They are super useful and convenient. For longer treks and heavier babies though, I prefer the ergo. However, the sling is indespensible b/c it’s so compact!

Our 3rd just turned 1 this week!!! I have 2 girls and my last is a boy. I would have been happy with any mix but I’m glad we have boy AND girls. I’m 39, don’t worry about your age. I’d like to say it’s smooth sailing but I feel like I don’t have enough hands sometimes. I should say that my 3 are under the age of 4 (4,3,1). That said, it’s wonderful and if we could manage 4, I would love it.

Oh, I feel like i’ve tried or read about all the baby products listed at some point or another in my mommyhood. They are all great. Thanks for the cool giveaway.

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My third is almost 3 months and already I couldn’t imagine life without him. He’s an easygoing, loving baby and I’ve discovered myself as a mother in a way I didn’t with the other 2. We weren’t sure about number 3, but I’m so glad we took the plunge (I’m undecided about another, but not my DH!). As for getting a girl, I don’t know because I have boy, girl, boy. As for going crazy, all the families I know with 3, the third child is easy going and easier than the other two. So that helps with the sanity!

As for the top 5 products, I love the Hotsling. Truthfully, I wouldn’t make it through the day without using some type of sling. It keeps the baby happy while we get out to the library, the pool, playgroups, etc. to keep the “big kids” happy. Happy kids, happy momma. It certainly beats spending the day referreeing!

Wow! Well, I’m 30 and I’ll be 31 in November. I’m also about to try for baby #3. I have an almost 3 year old and an almost 1 year old. Both BOYS! Just like you! So, I say go for it! I am. You’ll never be sorry you had another baby. You’ll love it, be it another boy, or a little girl. And, if you get worried about middle-child syndrome, you can always have another!!

I have and Ultimate Swaddle blanket, and it is awesome. I also have a Hooter Hider that I love. And, I have given some BabyStar items as gifts. I think my fave sanity saver is the Swaddle Blanket. I couldn’t live without my Hooter Hider, though. And the BabyStar stuff is just SO fun!

No need to include me in the giveaway…I just wanted to drop by and say Congrats on one year! Thanks also for your web designer referral. I am 31 and getting geared up to try for number 2 only. That’s daunting in itself b/c I have it pretty great with one

Not sure about your middle child syndrome worries. I’m a middle child and turned out just fine. (well.._I_ think I’m fine… I hope the hotsling folks come thru, I would love one of those as my baby is just to the age where she doesn’t want to ever be put down…

I come from a family of four kids - I’m the oldest - and I absolutely LOVE it! I hope and pray to have a big family of my own, but right now we’re dealing with infertility (I just had some surgery today!). So, anyway, I can’t tell you as a mom, but as a kid from a big family, it’s the best. So much fun, and the very BEST friends. Best wishes on whatever you decide!

I would think it might be slightly more difficult having more children than adults but not sure. I grew up in a house with 3 children and don’t remember any problems besides the normal sibling stuff.

I love the hotslings and the phil and ted stroller. What great ways to carry/transport children.

Gosh, I hope the middle child syndrome is avoidable. We may have a fourth, just to be on the safe side. (Number 3 is in the oven!) I don’t want my second son to feel left out or unspecial. On the other hand, I’d like my body back eventually. By the time I wean the next one, I’ll have spent >6 years with another little person physically dependent on my body in some way. I’m getting too old for this!

My favorite product is definitely the Hotslings. Baby-wearing rocks.

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Your age is so not an issue, medically. But it is a super hard decision. We’re on the fence about if/when to go for #2, so I can understand your ambivalence. Everyone has told me that #2 is the hardest and adding a third or more is not that much more.

Good luck and happy birthday!

If we do go for #2, we’re gonna need that Phil & Ted stroller!

Not to worry you, but I do believe in even numbers. I’ve heard and seen sooooo many horor stories about 3 (the middle child) etc… As for myself I’m worried about having number 2. I was an only child and my husband could tell you some doosies about growing up with two? The only good advice I can give you is that every environment is different how you raise your third will be different from the next. Just remember don’t show favortisim with your children that can really damage a child. Good Luck having a girl.

OOPS!! Got too carried away thinking about having 3 kids that I forgot to tell you my favorite of the top 5. I love the hotsling.

Hi Miss Sarah!

First of all Happyy Babyluxe Congrats….I’m so thrilled for your success and wish you many more blogging birthdays!

I say go for it! How can you go wrong with one more little angel to hug in the morning….:) Don’t feel the age pressure just yet, youngling, you’re ONLY 30!!!!!

As for my favorite of the Top 5……..hands down the Hooter Hider — aka Bebe Au Lait. I can’t even count the number of times I received compliments on it and even found myself at Disneyland a few times chatting it up with whomever was sitting near me while BF and they were shocked and surprised to see a little head pop out as they had NO IDEA that’s what I was doing. LOVE IT!!!

Well, we’re working on #1, so I can only tell you from my own childhood perspective, as we have 4 siblings in my family (me being the oldest). I LOVED growing up with a large family - with so many activities, different personalities, etc. I think we are better people for knowing each other and having survived each other! We’re a very tight family, and hang-out/talk to each other more than any other friends. I have a few friends that only had 1 sibling, and it doesnt always turn out well. I think when they only have each other to focus on, it can turn ugly- for years. I think with more kids, you can take a break from one that’s annoying you and hang out with a different sibling, when needed.

As for the middle child syndrome, my brother and sister are some of the most amazing people I know. They’re smart, funny, and very laid-back. Typical middles! I’m the responsible one, and my youngest sister is the crazy one.

However, I must warn you, if you are mostly having #3 to try for a girl, it can backfire on you! My friend went for the girl on #3, and ended up with twin boys. Yikes!

Also, I LOVE babystar! They’re currently having their summer/sample sale and it’s awesome… I bought a complete crib set for $100. Score. Their products are well made, modern and comfortable/easy on baby.

Congratulations on your blogiversary. I’m sure you will have a full and happy life/family, no matter what you decide on #3. Good luck!

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I have just had my first 3 months ago and don’t know what I would do without her. Obviously I am not thinking about having number 2 or 3 yet, however my cousin has 7 now. If she can do it and you really want and can comfortably afford number three then go for it. The middle child thing can go either way. I know some parents that swear you have to have kids in even numbers because of the problems they are having with the middle child syndrome, others I know don’t have any problems with their middle child. Good luck!

I just found your blog today and love it…will definately be back!!

I have three but my first two are twins so the leap wasn’t that bad at all. I say go for it, ther eis always room for another baby!
The sling is an amazing thing. Easy to use, confortable for both me and baby and keeps my hands free for the other 2!

I’m expecting our 2nd little boy in Oct. and I have a feeling that anymore children that we will have will most likely be boys (that is all we have in our entire family!). It’s hard because I grew up with just a brother so I have no idea what it would be like have 3 or more and how that will affect each child. My friends are all currently pregnant with their 3rd child so I guess we’ll see what they say it’s like. I’m nervous just to have my second! Ahh! As for the giveaway, the ultimate receiving blanket looks really cool and I’d love to own one!

My favorite “top 5″ is the Hotsling- I loved wearing my son!

Personally I think that 2 is the perfect number. You and your partner can each take one, you all fit comfortably in a car, and can ride roller coasters together. Also, if you guys are not 100% sure, wait!

You’re musing about the same thing I am! I wasn’t as nervous about going from 1 to 2 as I am going from 2 to 3…I guess because I can’t just have them all in a stroller if need be (even though my older son usually walks). But I realized that any transition is hard, it’s great for the kids to have people to play with at all times, and I think they will all be close. I’m due any day now with number 3, and I think my 3 year old is going to love to help out with the baby, as I see he takes good care (at times ;)) of his 18 month brother…so I will have an extra pair of hands, if only to bring me a diaper or what not. I don’t only have babies anymore; I have a “big boy” who will be mommy’s helper
The Phil and Ted’s stroller by far is the easiest double to push, and really an ingenious idea

It’s a tough transition, but if you feel like three is what you should have, relax and go for it.
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Number three is on his or her way for me, and it really just came down to the fact that we felt like we should share our love with another! I’ve heard it’s really hard with three, but I’m ready for the challenge. We’ll see what happens!

I also love that double stroller, but the nursing cover is something I wish I had with the first two!

I only have 1, so I can comment on going from 2 to 3 children. We are trying for number 2 now and I already wonder if there is “room” for another baby. DS is very attention craving and the star anywhere we go. So I’m not sure if he will have a hard time adjusting to a new baby (but he does seem to love babies). I’d say that if your inner voice is whispering one more, and your partner agrees, you should go for it. As far as “middle child” syndrome…I’d say that you are already aware that this could be an issue, and could take measures to avoid the middle child feeling left out. Playing to Alex’s strengths and doing things that he enjoys…giving him a bit of extra attention. You seem to be tuned in to your children’s needs, so I’d say go for it.
I’m glad that you asked this question; it made me think and I’ve enjoyed reading other’s answers!

I like the Phil and Ted sport buggy! I wanted one for DS but alas, money is not exactly falling out of the sky right now I was thinking that this stroller would be a great way to start with one stroller for one child, and add on for the second baby. I wish more stroller designers did this!

Great blog! My top product.. nursing cover! Two words… life saver!!!

Well, I went from 1 to 3 with the birth of my identical twin girls. It was quite a shock. I’m not sure how much different it would be to go from 2 to 3 but I think ultimately it would be wonderful. Just remember that you do not regret the birth of your other two and you would not regret the birth of a third.

I love the Phil and Ted stroller. It would be a great replacement for our double stroller that in less than a year is beat up and stained.

Thanks for the giveaway!

hello. love your blog. I think if you are feeling that tug to even consider three and wondering what it’ll be like, I only feel like it will get stronger. You’ll always wonder if the next baby would have been a girl, or how your family would have been with three. I say go for it and never regret not having tried.

I would say that the best baby gear for me was the Ergo baby carrier. I love how it doesn’t hurt my back or shoulders and allows my baby to be close to me. She loved it too!

I just subscribed to your blog (not sure why I didn’t earlier). I guess I have 2 entries

I have 1. But, we’d like to adopt at least 2. Still debating whether or not I want to endure another pregnancy/post-partum. But, I definitely don’t want Calvin to grow up without siblings. I think 3 is just about perfect!

I’d love a phil&ted’s double. like you said, there are many doubles out there…but i’ve just heard of many accidents OR they’re so friggin’ wide that you can’t even make it down the sidewalk with ‘em.

I just had my second 5 weeks ago and we are still adjusting. I am from a big family and would like to have a big family also. I just heard that when you have your second the chances of boy are girl are not 50/50 but 75/25. If you had a boy first 75% chance of having another boy. Worked with me. I don’t know how this effects the third, fourth, etc…Good Luck.

Going from two to three is really the million dollar question. As for how to handle three kids when there are only two of you…we had friends once with three young and ACTIVE boys. We went to a pizza/arcade place with them and their kids scattered everywhere. I asked them how they did it…as my own little boy stood quietly by my side. They said they split up, manned the exits, and just let them go, since they couldn’t be with all of them at all times. It worked for them and the kids seemed just fine. Outside of that, I have no other real wisdom to share in regards to having three, but if you choose to have another, expect the love in your home to triple!

My favourite product is the Ultimate Receiving Blanket.

Hmm - interesting. I have just one and have said, steadfastly, that I do NOT want another. Lately, it’s been less of an “absolutely not” and more of a “Probably not.”

But I know for sure that I do NOT want three. Then you’ve gone from man-to-man defense, as my dear brother-in-law says, to zone. Plus, I really do think there’s that middle child syndrome. Something just gets a little lost there. They’re fine - absolutely fine - but something gives…

Just my two cents. Great giveaway!

I subscribed to your blog! Forgot to say that I love the hotslings and the strollers!

I found going from 2 to 3 a tough transition… but I DID get my girl! My 2 sons actually adjusted pretty well to their new baby sister, although my younger son found going from baby to middle pretty tough. I just noticed that I used to have a hand per kid… now I only have two hands and three kids!

And as for the top 5- I am all about the sling!

I don’t have any hands on advice for you going from 2 to 3…I’m just getting ready to go from 1 to 2 and the thought scares me a little…I have heard that going from 1 to 2 is easy but that 2 to 3 isn’t as easy. As far as getting your girl…well that’s in God’s hands.

Hard to choose a favorite product…since I am expecting my 2nd the gift certficate to Let’s Go Strolling would be very useful as would the Hotsling…guess I would choose the Let’s Go Strolling gift certificate.

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Well- the one bad thing about three is that two can gang up on the other one. I’ve heard though that going from two to three really doesnt seem that hard as the hardest transition is one to two

I love my hotsling- so handy to carry in the diaper bag!

Two to three is a tough transition — we did it because we had the (oops) third one in January. So far the boys (4 & 2) are helpful and can play by themselves — and the girl (#3) is a real doll — sleeping through the night, eating well, etc. The hardest things? Getting everyone out of the house (it’s SO much easier just to stay at home), meals when EVERYONE HAS TO EAT RIGHT NOW, and being outnumbered. It all works out in the end, though.

As far as your favorite things — I love my sling. It’s the only way to keep DD happy in the evenings. I don’t have a Hotsling, but I bet it’s really great!

I have two little boys as well and am really hoping my next is a girl. Although I am far from being ready for baby #3! I think you’ll know when it’s right. Try not to feel pressure from other people and just go with how you feel.

As far as the favs…I LOVE my hotsling and I would LOVE to win the swaddling blanket. My babies have never had a luxury like that!

I say go from 2 to 3! Give it a try you just may get that lil girl you so desire!! God gives us the desires of our hearts. Pour out your heart to Him and let Him know! It’s all in His hands.

I would like to win any of the gifts mentioned! That would be wonderful! If I had to choose one though–the Hotsling sounds pretty fab!

Dugg ya!!

I have 2 little boys and just had a little girl. GO FOR IT!!! I can’t imagine life without all 3 of my kiddos!

I think 3 is a good number. I was one of 3. And 31 isn’t too old to have a baby. I just started having kids and plan on having more.

I love all of your top 5. To pick one is really hard. I am really loving that Phil and Ted stroller. I am pregnant with number 2 and was just talking to my husband about what we’re going to do about a stroller.

I think I may be able to pontificate on this subject more accurately after my first arrives in December! However, if you are feeling the itch and think one more little nugget would round out your crew, then maybe something inside is trying to tell you that you should do it. I’m 30, just starting, and already feeling overwhelmed and a little terrified.

On the products you reviewed, I am really feeling that I will be a “sling mom” and have also done extensive research on the Hotsling. A lot of my mom friends seem to like this one and the Ergo sling. Maybe I’ll win and I’ll get a chance at first-hand experience.

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as you well know from my numerous mws vents, going from one to three at one time, was more than a challenge for me! going from two to three, i would think would be a bit easier? maybe?

happy anniversary a bit belated, we just had ours recently, a bit different this year with dh gone!

keep us posted!

Happy Birthday BLD!
While we are still enjoying our 1 year old, we eagerly anticipate having more. I am an only child and have recently lost my father. Coming from a smaller family and watching my husband’s big, close family it stings a little to know I will never know how that feels. So, with that we are certain to have 2, possibly three. Though we do not know what the future holds, we want to do everything we can to ensure that our children can be ‘there for eachother’ in the future when we are no longer on this earth and even before that. We hope to nurture their relationships so that they may appreciate one another in their adulthood.
Best of luck on your decision.

Hi there! Love your site and congrats!!!

We only have one little boy but we are hoping to try for number 2 by the end of the year. My husband and I have talked about whether or not we would try for a third if we didn’t have a girl and I have to say that as long as my pregnancy was good and both of us were healthy and we had money and time we’d try for number 3. My BF has 3 little girls and she is awesome at managing everything! I think it takes organization and discipline and time but she is having a blast and is such a good mom…

I LOVE the Phil and Teds Sport Buggy stroller! : ) Perfect for that second baby!

I only have one kid, but I was one of three girls - the middle one! We had our spats but I love my sisters, they are my best friends.

Oh, and I love those Phil and Ted strollers! They make me drool a little bit.

Happy Birthday BLD! Sweet Site

We have three girls. The expenses are high but we don’t regret having three. Each one has a different personality that we can’t help but love.

I wish I knew about the Phil and Ted strollers when my girls were toddlers.

Hugs, Danette