CrazyMomma said:Uh O... You know what her express would be...
And I can see it coming too
CrazyMomma said:Uh O... You know what her express would be...
CrazyMomma said:Uh O... You know what her express would be...
GodDoesNotHate said:my best friends mom and dad have 9 kids all grown and all have babies i believe they have 14 grandkids. growing up living next door to them as an only child was a blast!!! haha
CyberRed said:If, I am in pioneer days - I would love to have more children if, my health could stand to have that many. In pioneer days, there's alot more fun than today as I would imagine. *chuckles* You know with a few "wood" houses on the prairies ( huge pasture with a few small hills and with yellow dallions -- ohhh I love those kind of things ). I think it would be soo awesome to see children roamin' all over the prairies with joy. A sense of freedom and stress-free environment.
sr171soars said:Er...I hope you know why the pioneers typically had so many children. Many children died young due to illnesses and diseases. It was a fact of life. Worst yet, too many of these women bearing the children died as well. Child bearing is a hazardous business...something that most of us forget (given today's medicine). Just go to any old gravesite and you can see this clearly.
Back to the main thread...
Going back to the original topic, the number of children is really up to the people having them. There is no "magic" number. Some people are well suited to having 5 or 6 or more whereas others should only consider 1 or 2. It is unfortunate that some people have no sense in controlling this aspect of their life and thus inviting condemnation (as I have noted in earlier comments).