Duggars Family... When Will It End?

~♥~Pinky~♥~ said:
Exactly what I mean. I am glad that you explain to Hear Again because she can't see Duggar's clothes.

That's why I don't like cult clothes. I am taste in style clothes.

I'm honest with you. I am Christian. My church is not really cult clothes like Duggar's. It's different. My church people have different style clothes whatever they want to wear. It's normal clothes and no need to be nice freak dress. Just a causal and normal clothes. I really like my church's flexibility than strict and control with clothes.
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Yes I know what you mean. Yes I know that it´s not all church who have cult clothes like Duggars. The people who worship different religous and choose their own taste clothes.

Yes, I am glad that my parents let me choose my own taste of clothes...

I can't believe that Duggar have many children! Did you know Michelle's oldest son is married recently? He is only 20 years old.
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No, I didn´t know that their son get married until your post for a first time... :shock:

I found their website...

Josh & Anna Duggar | The Official Website


20 years old is too young, I agree... oh well... all what I wish them best of good luck.
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It's a girl! Duggars welcome 18th child

Michelle Duggar has given birth to her 18th child.

The Arkansas supermom delivered the baby girl by Caesarean section Thursday at Mercy Medical Center in Rogers. The baby, named Jordyn-Grace Makiya Duggar, weighed 7 pounds, 3 ounces and was 20 inches long.

"The ultimate Christmas gift from God," said Jim Bob Duggar, the father of the 18 children. "She's just absolutely beautiful, like her mom and her sisters."

The Duggars now have 10 sons and eight daughters.

Jim Bob Duggar said Michelle started having contractions Wednesday night. She needed the C-section, her third, because the baby was lying sideways. Jim Bob said both baby and mother were doing well Thursday night.

"We both would love to have more," he said.

The cable network TLC broadcasts a weekly show about the Duggars, called "Seventeen and Counting." Chris Finnegan of TLC — which handles public relations for the Duggar family — said the show's name would be updated to account for the latest addition to the family. He said TLC also will air a show Monday on the baby's delivery.

Jim Bob Duggar is 43, a year older than his wife. Their oldest child, Joshua, is 20.

"Our whole family is excited about Jordyn's addition to our family," Jim Bob Duggar said. "She's just perfect in every way."

All about family
With the latest addition, the Duggars’ 18 natural children range in age from 20 years to one day old. Included in the mix are 10 boys and now eight girls — Joshua, twins Jana and John-David, Jill, Jessa, Jinger, Joseph, Josiah, Joy-Anna, twins Jedidiah and Jeremiah, Jason, James, Justin, Jackson, Johannah, Jennifer, and Jordyn-Grace.

With two sets of twins, Michelle, has gone through 15 pregnancies that ended in 13 natural deliveries and two Caesarean sections.

Both Michelle and Jim Bob — a former state legislator who served in the Arkansas House of Representatives — are real estate agents. They claim their family is debt-free, with the entire bunch helping to build their 7,000-square-foot home in Tontitown. And they are enriched by a devout faith in their religion.

The Duggars are followers of the evangelical Christian movement called Quiverful, which teaches that children are God’s blessing and that husbands and wives should happily welcome every child they are given. In fact, the Duggars' Web site, duggarfamily.com, quotes “Children are a heritage of the Lord” from verse 3 of the 123rd Psalm.
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It's a girl! Duggars welcome 18th child
 
She is seriously going to kill herself if she keeps getting more babies in her.
 
Congratulations to the beautiful family!!

I am happy for them and even much more happier for their oldest son now that he is married to a beautiful lady.

Just cannot understand why some people feel the need to judge other families' wealth of love.
 
Congratulation to Duggar family for 18th child.

It's their choice to have more child, USA is freedom of choice. :)
 
Liebling:-))) said:
Yes I know what you mean. Yes I know that it´s not all church who have cult clothes like Duggars. The people who worship different religous and choose their own taste clothes.

Yes, I am glad that my parents let me choose my own taste of clothes...



No, I didn´t know that their son get married until your post for a first time... :shock:

I found their website...

Josh & Anna Duggar | The Official Website


20 years old is too young, I agree... oh well... all what I wish them best of good luck.
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Yup, there's odd, I know that one student from my high school and he got married at 19 years old, several month after from graduation.
 
And... by the end of winter season, we'll hear another announcement that baby #19 (maybe #19 & #20) is on the way! :eek:
 
oh yeah

i won't be surprise if they already plan to have few after 18th
congrats to them BTW anyway
 
How many kids they have is their own business, they seem to be doing fine with the ones they have. It'll be interesting when the older kids marry and start having kids themselves.

Due to their religious beliefs, they'll probably keep having kids till Michelle goes through menopause. I've been wondering if they're going to have some kids with Down's syndrome, since she's past 35.

I wonder if they'd be able to afford what they have if they weren't getting paid for those TV shows they've been doing. I bet it'd be a heckuva lot harder for them to afford food, etc. if it weren't for the TV shows.
 
flyingace said:
How many kids they have is their own business, they seem to be doing fine with the ones they have. It'll be interesting when the older kids marry and start having kids themselves.

Due to their religious beliefs, they'll probably keep having kids till Michelle goes through menopause. I've been wondering if they're going to have some kids with Down's syndrome, since she's past 35.

I wonder if they'd be able to afford what they have if they weren't getting paid for those TV shows they've been doing. I bet it'd be a heckuva lot harder for them to afford food, etc. if it weren't for the TV shows.
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Do u think by having a TV show is exploitation?
 
flyingace said:
How many kids they have is their own business, they seem to be doing fine with the ones they have. It'll be interesting when the older kids marry and start having kids themselves.

Due to their religious beliefs, they'll probably keep having kids till Michelle goes through menopause. I've been wondering if they're going to have some kids with Down's syndrome, since she's past 35.

I wonder if they'd be able to afford what they have if they weren't getting paid for those TV shows they've been doing. I bet it'd be a heckuva lot harder for them to afford food, etc. if it weren't for the TV shows.
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This is news to me. I always thought Down's Syndrome wasn't an issue until at least after 40.

I just looked it up, and you seem to be right. Wow, I'm 38 and if I have another child I need to consider that. I hadn't thought it was an issue until well after 40. Thanks for the information!
 
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Foxrac said:
Yup, there's odd, I know that one student from my high school and he got married at 19 years old, several month after from graduation.
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My daughter was 19 years old when she married, and they are still happily married 15 years later.
 
Congratulations in order to add another "little league", the Duggar parents!!! :D
 
shel90 said:
Do u think by having a TV show is exploitation?
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Yes. You can justify it by saying that the show answers many questions about the family, that it's a learning experience for the kids, etc., etc., but when you come down to it, it's just plain exploitation.

I don't go out of my way to watch the Duggars' shows, if I'm flipping through channels and they're on, I will watch for a few minutes, but I'm just not interested.
 
flyingace said:
Yes. You can justify it by saying that the show answers many questions about the family, that it's a learning experience for the kids, etc., etc., but when you come down to it, it's just plain exploitation.

I don't go out of my way to watch the Duggars' shows, if I'm flipping through channels and they're on, I will watch for a few minutes, but I'm just not interested.
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Awww Duggars' show give you good example of a family come with high value of morality.
 
Aghori said:
Awww Duggars' show give you good example of a family come with high value of morality.
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Yes, they're commendable for their morality, but they don't represent the average American family. That uniqueness is their charm. I just don't admire their large family, which to me is more of a well-run institution than a family.
 
I defend their right to produce as many as they can as long as they can afford to take care of them.
 
flyingace said:
I just don't admire their large family, which to me is more of a well-run institution than a family.
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I admire their parenting methods which can be said a lot about other parents which only have one child and the Duggars have much more.

I don't know. Maybe some of us are envious of the love that the Duggars have or the beautiful bond that sometimes some of us wish we had.

I definitely know we should reserve judging parenting other people's children.
 
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