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If you have 4 kids, it might be different. All of my siblings have kids ands live in the burbs, and it's jus easier: they have larger, boring homes, but easy a
by sonnyblarney 8y ago
If you have 4 kids, it might be different.
All of my siblings have kids ands live in the burbs, and it's jus easier: they have larger, boring homes, but easy access to schools and the grocery store.
Parkland: they all play sports and there are actual places to play them.
The couldn't care less about not being near the museum.
I think they would like maybe to be able to 'walk places' but that's one thing they give up.
It's also very green and closer to the countryside.
It's a little more banal but I really do think when you have kids, it's all about that, and so a lot of other things have less priority.
- thousandautumns 8y agoI agree, and I think the discussion of suburban vs urban doesn't focus on it enough. As a single (or at least, childless) person, the city absolutely is much more appealing to me. The moment I had children the city became much less desirable than the suburbs. Unfortunately, cities, particularly American cities, are not ideal for families.