Thomas Rhett is the father to three little girls, all under the age of five, and while some parents joke that going from two to three is hard because you have to switch from man-to-man to zone defense, Thomas says, “I thought that adding three to the mix would be a lot harder but it really just tacks on a little bit to the chaos. I think when you have more than two kids, you could have five, six, seven.”
Thomas isn’t claiming that having three young kids is a walk in the park. He says, “It does get harder but I think that as they kind of become into that one and a half year old to two year range it starts to get little bit easier. I would say the infant stage is definitely the hardest. But I think once Lennon starts to get six months to a year, I think it’s gonna be just fine.”
If the “Be A Light” singer’s theory holds up, things should start getting a lot easier in Thomas’ household very soon because his baby girl, Lennon, is five and a half months old now.
Thomas Rhett – going from 2 to 3 :20
“I thought that adding three to the mix would be a lot harder but it really just tacks on a little bit to the chaos. I think when you have more than two kids, you could have five, six, seven. I mean, it does get harder but I think that as they kind of become into that one and a half year old to two year range it starts to get little bit easier. I would say the infant stage is definitely the hardest. But I think once Lennon starts to get six months to a year, I think it’s gonna be just fine.”