When Was The Last Baby

Today we got a little personal about our decision making process on our families sizes. It can be so hard to decide when your family is complete. For some people nature helps with the decision. But, for most people, it has to be a conscious choice to stop having more kids or not.Some families never make the choice officially and usually have large families. We talked a bit about big families today in an admiring sort of way. In their chaos they always seem so happy.How did you make the decision that your family is complete? Did you think long and hard about your family size? Or did you let nature decide how big your family is?Come check us out over on Pinterest! We're adding new stuff all the time. As with all we do, we try to make it a fun and interesting place to visit. We have pins from a lot of our most common topics. There's a lot going on.Have you heard our episode on effect of birth order on personality? Listen to that HERE. We have some characters in our families. Let's see if the order of their birth is a contributing factor.Do you have a show idea for us? We would love to hear from you. Reach out to us on any of our social media account to share your idea with us.TranscriptMusic is by Oliver Massa. It is called Weekend ChoresKey PointsThe decision to have children is deeply personal and can be influenced by various factors such as infertility, job stability, and personal circumstances.Adding child after child to a family can bring both challenges and joys, with each child contributing to the dynamics and growth of the family.Deciding when to stop having children is a complex decision that can be influenced by factors such as age, financial considerations, and the desire for a certain family size.Every family's journey is unique, and there is no right or wrong answer when it comes to the number of children a family should have.Chapters00:00 Deciding to Have the First Child06:15 Adding the Second Child11:05 Expanding the Family with the Third Child23:16 Knowing When to Stop Having Children