Fun story: after our second was born, I was open to a third. My wife was adamant that if we had a third, we must also have a fourth. That way we'd be a family of six, packages of things tend to come in dozens, and you can evenly divide a dozen by six. Three kids == arguments about who gets the extra doughnuts.
Neither of us was up for managing four kids so two it was.
Fun story: after our second was born, I was open to a third. My wife was adamant that if we had a third, we must also have a fourth. That way we'd be a family of six, packages of things tend to come in dozens, and you can evenly divide a dozen by six. Three kids == arguments about who gets the extra doughnuts.
Neither of us was up for managing four kids so two it was.
Fun story: after our second was born, I was open to a third. My wife was adamant that if we had a third, we must also have a fourth. That way we'd be a family of six, packages of things tend to come in dozens, and you can evenly divide a dozen by six. Three kids == arguments about who gets the extra doughnuts.
Neither of us was up for managing four kids so two it was.