By Laura Seaman
It’s official! LeBron James and wife Savannah Brinson are having a third child. Rumors started in March when Pat Riley, the president of the Miami Heat, said at a press conference, “Savannah now is going to have a little baby girl to join her in the fight against the two boys an LeBron, which she needs.” UsMagazine.com confirmed the pregnancy of the couple, who were married in September and have two sons, LeBron James Jr. (8) and Bryce Maximus (6).
How can having a big family bring you closer together as a couple?
Cupid’s Advice:
Having a big family can be a lot to take on, and with more people comes more opportunities for family drama and toes being stepped on. However, they’re your family, and sometimes it’s great to have such a big support group around for you and your partner. Through the ups and downs, they’re always around, and when it comes to moral support, the bigger the better. So here are some advantages to having another child:
1. You can spread the love around. In small families you might feel a bit cramped, always socializing with the same people and having the same conversations as your partner, maybe butting heads once in a while. With a big family, you can spread out and talk to many different relatives in one evening without having to hang around your partner the entire time. By the end of the night you’ll both have different stories to tell each other and continue the fun.
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2. You will have more role models for your relationship. With many different relatives come many different couples to share stories with. Use this opportunity to learn from their experiences and use what they’ve learned in your own relationship.
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3. You’ll get more support during tough times. Sometimes you and your partner will face rough patches, but with big families come a lot of comfort. They can talk to both of you, give their point of view, and help you fix whatever wrong. The more advice and comfort you get the better, and there’s much more to go around with a large family.
Do you have a big family? How has it helped your relationship? Let us know in the comments!
