What is more difficult?

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I don't have children but I think more would be more difficult. Depending on age between children alot too though!

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Depends on the personalities. I'm 1 of 2 and my mom said she never had to worry about us because we were each other's best friends from the day my brother was born and we always played together and looked out for each other. Other siblings fight nonstop making it harder. In general the more kids the harder it is to take care of

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I only have 1, but id think that multiple is way harder than just 1.

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Any and all are. Especially if they are special needs or have colic etc. Lack of sleep catches up to you. I used to cry when wendy would come for two house so I could take a nap or shower. My nephew was blind and autistic. One is a lot to deal with more than one is just as bad. But by the time you have more you are more used to it. The first kid you freak out for everything. By the second it's ehh he will be fine. You realized with the first that there's no need to freak out etc. Every kid is different. The first kid may sleep through the night the second could have disorders or not sleep or night terrors or anxiety and panic attacks. You never know what you are going to get. I know people get baby fever. But you need to be ready for a kid and all that can come with one. Responsibilities. Financially, Hands to help you. Etc. It's not easy especially handling school kids a job etc. Take your time finish college. Get a good job then worry about kids.

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I don't really hunk it works like that 🤔 there are people who've had multiple children and raised them perfectly. There are people who had 1 kid and were the shittiest parents ever. I think whether it's hard or easy depends on who's raising them.

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