I'm looking for other moms in the area (SAH or working) who have (or are going to have) two kids under two. I had my first child in February (06) and I'm due with the second April (07). Just wanting other local moms to either get-together or just have contact with as a support group. Although I know I can do it, I just can't imagine what it will be like!
K.,
Congrats on your new little bundle of joy. I am a member of a group called Mothers & More. I have been a member for 7 years now and it has saved my life. Feel free to check it out online. www.greaterlewisvillemothersandmore.org or www.mothersandmore.org ###-###-####.
Good luck.
Laura
I have three under 5! My oldest son is 4 1/2 and autistic, my daughter is 16 months, and my youngest son is 7 weeks! It can be done! I'd be more than happy to chat with you about any concerns, problems, or joys you might have through this journey! I have an in home daycare as well, so I'm surrounded by kids all the time and need adults to talk to once the kids are all gone!
V.
K.,
Hi! I have two under two and I am loving it! Please email me I would love to get together. I have a two year old and a 4 mos old. Congratulations!!!!!! You are Blessed!
D.
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Hi and congrats!! I am a mother of two a 6 month old little girl and a 2 year old little boy!! Please feel free to contact me any time!!
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Hi K.!
I have a 19 month old and a 1 month old (both boys), so I'm just starting out with this two under two thing and it has been quite an experience! I was just telling a friend of mine that there are lots of people out there with two kids under two years old, but not many resources - so networking and connecting with other moms in the same situation is probably the best way to get information and support. Please send me a PM if you would like to chat or get together. I also have a friend who has two young ones (2 yrs and 4 months), so she may want to join in. Hope to talk to you soon!
C.
When my guys were little, I wouldn't have made it without my MOPS (Mothers Of PreSchoolers) group. If you go to the mops.org website, and click on "find a group" you might find one close to where you live.
