There are some changes in my life because of the kids, most are good changes (having three genuine smiles welcoming you after work), some are annoying (having t

There are some changes in my life because of the kids, most are good changes (having three genuine smiles welcoming you after work), some are annoying (having to shout on them so they clean the Lego field in the living room). None of these changes I would call sacrifice. And yes some kids are much more difficult, but still a big part is on the parents. If you're never afraid or worried about other people yourself, your kids are more likely to be sociable with other adults. Just one example, many other would come to mind. Also I have moderate and adaptable needs when it comes to entertainments, so I can spend most of my time with the kids doing stuff I like. When kids are below 10 they enjoy mostly to be with their parents or siblings, regardless if it's watching cartoons or watching dad fixing stuff. But someone who would be found of extreme hiking would not be able to bring the kids on the Everest, obviously. However I'm also picky and will not usually do the activities I dislike. E.g. I hate zoos and so we don't go there. (Farms are ok)