How many Children would you like to have?
By pitch32
@pitch32 (78)
November 7, 2011 6:25am CST
The number of large families in the western world has decreased significantly in recent years. yet in Africa, India and other places large families with more than 2 children are common and their populations are exploding. How many children would you like to have and have you come from a big family, what do you think about it all?
4 responses
@Rosa26 (2618)
• United States
7 Nov 11
I have one he is 13 years old, I was divorced for 10 years now I got married and would to ONE baby, but sometimes seing all the difficulties that my child face in the school with all the bulying thing, makes feel regret to bring another child to this world that is as cruel.
@mr_pearl (5018)
• India
7 Nov 11
LoL... I'd have a dozen, had I had the means to raise 'em....
Hi there... I'm kind crazy about kids. I love them. The way they laugh, play and smile. They're just amazing. When a kid is asleep, it is lovely to put my finger in that small, tiny palm. That gives me the most wonderful feeling... Ever tried that???
@LovingMyBabies (85275)
• Valdosta, Georgia
7 Nov 11
I came from a large family and I would have more children if I had the income to be able to take care of them properly. Unfortunately, I can only afford to take care of our 3 children. More than that right now would be really tough. If we had a lot of money I would like to have 2 more children... =)
@ehleonkyrietales (452)
• Philippines
7 Nov 11
If I will be having a family of my own - well I'm not considering this yet - the most ideal number of children will be three (for me). I want two boys and a girl, preferably the girl to be in the middle (2nd). Exploding population is another issue around this rotten world. I just wish we can do something about it other than annihilating other humans! (LOL) It's not like we can stop them all and say "hey! say no to s**!". (Oh yeah, contraceptives and other fam-plan program just lessens the possibity, but its still there.)
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