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How old is your kid? My wife didn't want another one until my first was 3 yrs old and she forgot the pain she had to go thru. It also helps when they smile and start doing and saying cute things!
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We have two boys...its not my call but i think two is a good number.... they can "entertain" each other and when they are small it allows you to play "man to man" coverage not this zone defence bullsh@t you gotta use when you have 3 or 4 kids....just my opinion
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I have 2, and they r less then 2 years between them. As I tell everyone birth control don't work all the time. I love my kids, but if I have to go threw 9 more months of my wife bitching I might jump off somthing. She's pressing me to have more kids, and complaining about how we don't have us time. I don't know if I'm coming or going somtimes, but I tell my wife how I feel and it might not be what she wants to hear but if your honest she can respect that.
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It gets worse if you're trying & still not having success...when we were trying for our first, we didn't tell anyone, but my mom was pushing on us so hard to have kids that I finally had to tell my dad that if she didn't lay off, she wasn't going to hear anything from us on anything. She got the message, & all I had to do after that was give her the look when she started in, & she clammed right up. Three kids later, we've both decided it's someone else's turn to pump out grandbabies...
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I have 4 kids. Been trying to shove them back in for years. No Go! Gotta keep em. My only escape is my ps4 and my headset. 2 kids is a safe number. Any more and you might as well hit yourself in the face with a hammer. Everyday... In a cabin.. In Gatlinburg.. ALOT!!
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Of course you aren't alone, we all have different pressures coming from different places, but pressure can't be a reason to have another child - it's a decision that only you two can make, and you must make it together. Be firm with your parents and other sources of pressure and be honest with them - it's not their decision to make and there are ways to let them know that without being disrespectful. Be supportive of your wife's feelings but talk it through - this is too big a topic to leave anything unsaid and could lead to huge resentment further down the line; leave her in no doubt about how much you want a bigger family. In my experience, people rarely ever seem to regret having children - love comes instinctively. Keep showing her what an amazing dad you are and you might just win her around.
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Don't let your family pressure you into more kids. They had/have/will have the chance to have as many kids as they want. This is yours and your wife's decision.