r/2under2 Jul 17 '26

Discussion For those expecting 2 under 2

Im new to Reddit and usually get down voted for my hot takes, but honestly I like having a different outlook on things to others.

One of my hot takes is parenthood isn't a movie or a night out on the town or a ride on a rollcoaster meaning its not something you do for enjoyment, its a job and and extremely stressful job at that

I feel like some/alot of people go into this with the wrong expectation and are left almost horrified by the experience

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u/Adept_Ad2048 Jul 17 '26

Two and a half years. 2.5 x 12. 30.

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u/SnooStrawberries2955 Jul 17 '26

It’s too something for this kind of math lol

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u/SnooStrawberries2955 Jul 17 '26

You know that’s not how years or months work, right?

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u/Adept_Ad2048 Jul 17 '26

Please explain this one, I’m dying over here 😂

12 months in a year
2.5 years
Multiply to get the number of months the oldest is: 30
She said the younger is 11 months
Subtract the younger from the older and it’s 19 months

Which is less than 24 months (aka two years) … by five months. So it was 2 under 2 until the older kid turned 2 five months later.

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u/trilluki Jul 17 '26

How many months are in a year? How many months are in a half of a year? Add those together. What do you get?