Another age gap question.

My first two - a boy and a girl were exactly eleven months apart (and the second, my daughter was born absolutely on date). Later on I did have twins - actually much easier than those first two as, at least with the twins, they were doing much the same things at the same time.

For one month each year, my eldest two had the 'same age', much to the delight of my daughter and the often confusion of the teachers at different places who would ask for all the 6-year olds (etc) to stand up, and they both did.

My friend was pregnant when she went for her postnatal check-up at 6 weeks!

As the children got older most assumed they were twins as they were the same age for some of the year.

My two were 17 months apart.
But Dh`s first wife had 13 dc in less than 14 years,sadly she died at a very early age.

I went to school with three brothers. The eldest was born in January followed by twins in October !

My uncle (by marriage) and his brother, were born 11 months apart.

My friend had two girls 10 months apart. She was told that breastfeeding would work as a contraceptive.

I knew twins my age, born on the same day but one was full-term and the other a month premature.

Coolgran she certainly had her hands full!

My first 2 were 13 months apart and that was hard enough.
Both very welcome though.

My friend had a third child to complete her family. Then got immediately pregnant with twins born 11 months later.

PS I think though that DH was 6 weeks early

DH and his late brother were 9 months apart.

Years ago I worked with someone whose mum had twins 11 months after she was born. And, dd2's friend has her birthday in Seotenber name brother's birthday is the following August which meant they should have been in the same school year but the school put the daughter up a year.

There were 2 brothers in my daughter’s class at primary school, think just ten months between them, their mum said it was hard work.
Don’t think she had a period in between pregnancies.

She had no more children!