Benefits of Having Multiple Kids

1 You don't have to plan playdates.

With so many kids in the house, your little ones can find a playmate without you having to drive them somewhere.

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2 You can use up all those baby names.

Got a long list of potential baby names? None of them will go to waste if you have more kids.

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3 You save money thanks to hand-me-downs.

While there are some things you shouldn't pass down between kids, clothes are more than OK!

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4 The kids learn to share.

It's not just toys tots learn to share. They also learn how to split TV time, the last cookie, and time with Mom.

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5 You earn some sweet discounts.

Who says you can't go out with a ton of kids? Museums, movies, and amusement parks offer discounts for large groups.

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6 You have extra help around the house.

No matter how old your children are, they can easily lend a hand when it comes to chores.

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7 You get a built-in babysitter.

Depending on the age difference, your kids can care for each other — and you don't have to pay them!

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8 You postpone empty-nest syndrome.

When kids leave the house, parents go on an emotional roller-coaster ride. But you can put this off if you have more kids!

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9 Your kids experience more laughter and love.

While they get plenty of love from you and your partner, kids can always benefit from some sibling affection.

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