I’m new, and I clicked on your video because I’m expecting and plan to move 2-3 years (if possible and realistic) after the baby is born. I’m worried about finding a two bedroom affordable apartment/ townhome around Atlanta. A lot of ones I found are so expensive 😭
Congrats on the move & babygirl!!🎉 you have a beautiful family! We’re going to make this drive on Friday. We’re relocating from romeoville IL to GA with our 1 year old daughter. I’m curious, did babygirl sleep the entire time? & how bad were the mountains 1-10?
Thank you and congrats on the move💗yes she slept most of the ride, and the mountains were terrible for me my ears popped so bad. My kids on the other hand said it was good.
Born raised here ,, great city . find a good spot in the metro area around perimeter. Not n the city . Our crime rates go up and down every 10 years or so don’t get twisted but it’s safe for most part and you can prosper here..
Hey, my biggest advice would be don’t let any bumps alone the way discourage you. Try to save as much as you can and research areas before moving and visit if you can. Good luck❤️
I’m thinking about it with my 2kids💕💖 I’m 23. I’m excited but nervous. How are school systems? Are jobs easy to get? Do they pay well? lol I have Soo many questions!
So what you’re saying is a women can’t do the same duties a man can do? Why does it even matter if there is a man around or not? What does having a “man” have to do with her moving to Georgia with her kids and beating the odds? Just curious 🤨
@@nicoleplus349 A man provides additional security and balance. Also, you have 2 sons who can benefit from the presence of a man.. That's all. Your sons will be men one day.
For people who are thinking about moving to Atlanta don't it is not what you think it is, stay where you are or look at other States don't believe everything you see on reality TV
All 3 of them kids should have been in car seats/booster seats. But other than that this video was helpful, I’m contemplating moving me and my two there.
Three kids with no job and it appears without their father or fathers… god bless you. Atlanta is a city of the have and have nots. I hope you have a great plan to get through it.
