A Mums Job Description

**Abi** · 05-11-2005, 16:41

Me neither!

**RealityGap** · 07-11-2005, 16:22

LMAO - haven't looked at this thread for a few days - I think that we must be mad, but we would love to have another little one. And yes Spicy was right I do have 2 kids under 3 at the minute, not as mad as my mate - she will have 4 under 6 come January!

**Siobhan** · 07-11-2005, 16:24

Originally Posted by RealityGap

LMAO - haven't looked at this thread for a few days - I think that we must be mad, but we would love to have another little one. And yes Spicy was right I do have 2 kids under 3 at the minute, not as mad as my mate - she will have 4 under 6 come January!

wow.. a lot of kids.. my mum had 7 in a row... mad woman.. I find it hard with my 4 year old and new baby... would not have another one.. it is a very thankless job

**RealityGap** · 08-11-2005, 10:10

Originally Posted by Siobhan

wow.. a lot of kids.. my mum had 7 in a row... mad woman.. I find it hard with my 4 year old and new baby... would not have another one.. it is a very thankless job

It isn't always easy having the 2 little ones so close in age, but they do play nicely together, I would love another couple but my hubby seems to think that 1 more will be it.

**Jojo** · 08-11-2005, 13:44

My hubby says this is the last one - he doesnt want anymore, although I would carry on if he would let me - its hard work but worth it in the end!!

An old work mate of mine had 5 under 5's!!! Now that was what I call brave lol

**Siobhan** · 08-11-2005, 13:53

They only way I would have another is if he asked and said he would look after the baby when born.. I can't afford anymore Childcare fees.. too damn expensive.. I don't know what it is like in the Uk but for my 2 now is over €1000 pm

**Jojo** · 08-11-2005, 13:55

Are they both in full time childcare??

I know down here for full time care, you are looking at approx £500 per month, per child, but over 3 they have pre-school which is funded, so that would make it cheaper. I'm not sure though, I'm lucky enough to work from home...

**Siobhan** · 08-11-2005, 13:58

Originally Posted by jojomum

Are they both in full time childcare??

I know down here for full time care, you are looking at approx £500 per month, per child, but over 3 they have pre-school which is funded, so that would make it cheaper. I'm not sure though, I'm lucky enough to work from home...

No charley is in afterschool, ben is full time

**Jojo** · 08-11-2005, 14:00

Ahhh, mind you, I only just noticed your euro symbol so it would probably work out the same as here based on the exchange rate etc wouldn't it.....

**Siobhan** · 08-11-2005, 14:20

yeah, would be the same but it is still very expensive... mortages don't cost that much

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