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Agh. Sorry to ramble. I just don't know and this has been on my mind for quite some time now.
The other thing that I didn't think about was the pregnancy. Sure I was tired with DD but than I just had myself, DH and the dog to worry about. Now with DD I feel like I never get enough rest and that I'm not being a good mommy to DD b/c of it. I've yelled at her more in the last few weeks than I have in her entire life. Just another thought!
The way I look at it, is that MANY MANY moms have done it before me, so this too I can handle!
I think the pros for having them close together is to kind of get through the diaper/baby stage all at once, and then move on. This way can be exhausting, but then you're done with the baby stage.
The pros for waiting a few years is that you'll only deal with one "baby" at a time, but of course your baby years are then stretched out over a much longer time period.
It's really all what you feel comfortable with. Right now, I don't think I can even consider getting pregnant until LO is at least 2 years old, but that is just my personal preference.
I guess for me now, its a waiting game till I get AF and can start charting and whatnot. I know with DD it took a year, and a few m/c, so I'm hoping this one will happen a lot quicker like some of the other people who are preggo with number 2.

DH keeps telling me to wait until he comes home. Ideally, I would like Payton and her sibling to be around 2 years apart but that probably won't happen.......................
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