Am I crazy for wanting another baby?

Crazy? No. I gather your daughter may not be his bio child (?). The feeling subsiding a bit just may be that you're questioning it, and haven't actually conceived yet...so maybe kind of getting discouraged. Time to seriously talk about this with him, and lay your feelings, pros &cons on the table. Being emotionally conflicted right now isn't resolve one way or the other. You'll roughly be 55 at another child's high school graduation. Then college expenses for the first during early yrs of 2nd child, and probably more college expenses when entering a phase where you should be getting set up for retirement. So it's something to consider: where you stand mentally, physically, financially and maritally. It will be a team effort, and alter the next 20 yrs or more of your lives. So together you need to decide if you will do it soon...or never. Then set your course, and move forward. I remarried and we couldn't have a child together. Just have my son from previous marriage. There were times I

Not that best answer but i'll give it my 2 cents.

No yo're not crazy for wanting a baby. If you and your husband can afford it and deal with the responsibitlities then go ahead.

Just make sure this is not depression or empty nest syndrome you're dealing with because I've heard of such cases where some females wanting children because their child leaves to college. My mom was like this, but until she pursued a hobby that makes her happy and connecting with other moms, she forgot about having another child. What you're describing is exactly what she went through.

There are plenty of people out there with kids with a big age difference - my mother is 18 years younger than her brother, for example. You're still young, and younger than many parents these days, so if you want another child then there's no harm in trying. There are advantages to having two children who are similar in age, but at the same time there are lots of advantages to having a bit of space in between!

If you want another child, and your husband agrees, then go right ahead. Plenty of people have a baby in their mid-30s.

If you had your first child young, and then have your second child at an older age, that's perfectly fine. A lot of people have children who are far apart in age ... because they just planned it that way, or because of fertility issues, or because the first was with a former partner or at a very young age, because of "surprises," etc.

If you and your husband agree that a second baby would be a welcome addition to your family, then go for it.

Not really, it's normal for women of ages to want children, enjoy the feeling.

I know more than a few families that have children far apart. What you have to ask yourself is are you physically/mentally capable of handling a teenager when you are going through menopause?

I would have though you are the perfect age to have your first child.