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Have no children or have 14 children?
Re: Would you rather....
I think I would have to go with none...you can't love that many kids the way kids need and deserve to be loved.
I do agree with the PP about having 14 kids, I would prefer Duggar style, instead of Octo-Mom style.
DITTO!
With the world as it is I really don't want kids now, or even for another 5 years.
I could easily end up "Octomom" due to having issues with no monthly, obviously making it hard to conceive....
But even if/when I have children 14 would be way too many for me and DH to handle.
Actually (our goal of) 2 would be more than enough for us to handle
14!
Not even a question. I have always wanted to be a Mom.
In my bag: Canon 60D, 50mm 1.4, Tamron 28-75 2.8, 430exii
14. ?I've wanted to be a mom for as long as I can remember and having a family is so important to DH and I. We always knew we wanted kids and it was more of us having to wait until it made sense with our lives. Now I can only hope that our time is sooner than later as there's been no luck yet : (
However...I agree that if it were to be 14, I'd want the Duggar style : ) It is irresponsible for a doctor to knowingly implant that number. But hey, I deal with 24 each day, 14 might seem like a break! : )?
None. 3 dogs are a handful, let alone 14 kids! Now, I am saying this and I don't have kids yet... but I still think I'd have to say none.
I couldn't imagine $175,000/4 yrs for college (what it is estimated to be in 18 years for a state school) x 14 kids ($2,450,000)