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JohnHwangDD wrote:@MDS: thing is, you first gotta get the kids old enough that they can play quietly by themselves...

yes and until that age they are too young to complain about you leaving them in the basement until you wanna bring them out to show your friends

so really its a win win

Frazzled wrote:Incorrect. Siblings often can't stand each other and the older one often is not interesting in playing with the younger one.

I've tended to see that more with folks having one of each gender at the school, when its two brothers (as we have) or two sisters (as my brother has) they seem to mingle in with the same things, especially with only a couple years between them.

@MDS - I hear you. We're there now and look forward when both guys are out of diapers.

I fully expect the guys will play well together when they're older.