Glad to know I'm not the only one. I'm so addicted that I started 5 new families so now I have 10! Oh dear!

I'm having enough trouble remembering how the peeps in my three families are getting on. I don't think I could run five at once, let alone ten, without losing track.

I have decided three is my limit too. I get a little obsessed with the families and spend too much time with just the 3. Can't imagine 5 or 10

it does get hectic! but i wanted 10 now i got 10!

I tried running both Virtual Families and Virtual Villagers (I was starting the game for the 2nd time) at the same time. Too much information for me *laughs*

So I left VV and just stayed with VF.

Yeah, me too. My youngest boy is playing VV and I try to help him by looking things up for him but I'm just no good on concentrating on too many things at once.

I've got 10, but 5 are on the computer in the city I live in for my job and 5 are on the computer where I spend weekends and holidays. I've got 3 day games and 2 night games on each one, so it's not too difficult to keep track.

Moonlyght, I had just started Plant Tycoon for the 3rd or 4th time and I had to quit...I kept forgetting my plants!

3 is my limit, too.
I usually catch 2 rainstorms/day for each family - that's more than enough scouring the lawns for me! lol

Right now the ages are spread out nicely. I've got an elderly couple, a couple with a house full of kids who will start moving out today and a set of newlyweds.

*Embarassed* I have 30 families going. I haven't had a problem keeping track yet. It always balances out because the older ones I just check in on and clean up and make sure they are fed. The ones with kids I spend a little more time with. All of my collections are going nicely even though I hate doing it. Would much rather read stories and tickle and watch movies!! Thinking of starting a new one for night but haven't yet.

I have 12 families and will be starting # 13 (for the Virtual Families Alphabet Challenge) as soon as I find a little time, since starting a new family takes at least two hours to really set them up well in their new home.