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Katy having another child ?
I rarely watch now, so haven't seen the BA in many a month. I might be barking up the wrong tree but long T shirts over the bum hasn't been her fashion choice in the past, so i was wondering .......
 
I wish I'd had more kids thinking about it and it must be great having lots of siblings. My two are very close. Don't think I'd like 20 though, like that family on tv, think of the washing!!
 
Grizelda said:
I still can't und

I still don't understand it.
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My sister had 5 boys. She doesn't understand why one of them wasn't a girl.

You can have as many children as you want as long as you can support them yourself. I've got none but I have cared for many dogs no one else wanted and lots of folk don't understand why I would do that.

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Battiola73 said:
Good luck to her if she can afford it. Personal choice, not mine though, I’d rather have a cat!
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I’d rather have 2 cats, my Tilly is lonely. That’s on my To Do list for next year 🥰

Grizelda said:
I can't understand why she and husband would want to have four children. I genuinely can't understand it.
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To be fair to Katy and others with several children, you don’t need to understand it. I presume they can afford the costs involved in raising 4 children and ‘enjoy’ a busy & chaotic lifestyle,

Personally it’s not something I would do - I’m a cat woman !
 
I have a friend who has 6 children, all grown up now. But when one was out of the pram, she just had another, she liked having children. Now her grown up children all have min 2,3 and now the youngest daughter has 4 in her early 30s.

I always had cats, and she used to say to me, if you had a baby you would be selling in on eBay. 🤣
 
There were always children around to look after if I wanted to do that but I did like handing them back. I'm probably not a baby person but lots of people are.

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It's not right to tell people not to try to understand, wonder or admit their ignorance. This would be too much in the North Korean way where thought is shut down altogether. In this case I don't have an interest in this particular saleswoman's private life and I didn't state an opinion. She is part of a statistic of woman who have baby after baby in short order. I would be better off consulting people who study demographics, ethics, sociology for answers. However I really loved Donna's answer that the woman she knew had child after child simply because she liked having babies. Maybe the simple answer is often the best one.
 
Some people don’t have children for a variety of reasons, choice or circumstances.So when someone says it is a woman’s natural instinct ( to want / have) children is that a fair comment, or even an opinion that should be uttered?
 
Silver Fox said:
Some people don’t have children for a variety of reasons, choice or circumstances.So when someone says it is a woman’s natural instinct ( to want / have) children is that a fair comment, or even an opinion that should be uttered?
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No, it's not IMO.
I work with a your girl (24) who's in a LTR with her fiancée and she says she gets sick and tired of people asking her if she'll be having a baby before or after her wedding. She says it can feel relentless at times, especially when she's already made the decision that she doesn't want children and when she says that to people, their automatic reaction is usually something like 'oh, you'll change your mind once your body clock starts ticking'.
I know it really gets her down sometimes.
 
MrMarple said:
No, it's not IMO.
I work with a your girl (24) who's in a LTR with her fiancée and she says she gets sick and tired of people asking her if she'll be having a baby before or after her wedding. She says it can feel relentless at times, especially when she's already made the decision that she doesn't want children and when she says that to people, their automatic reaction is usually something like 'oh, you'll change your mind once your body clock starts ticking'.
I know it really gets her down sometimes.
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Exactly the comment did not go down with me either! It is not always possible to know a person’s circumstances, and anyway it is very personal and for some could be very upsetting.It is a comment that could make someone without children that there is something lacking in their life or they have ‘failed’ in some way. Unfortunately people can pass us by who do not have a filter on what they say or do.
 
In South Korea, the birth rate is so low the government offer money to couples to have children. Now the problem is women once they have a child cannot get back into their old jobs office work as they are expected to stay home. Children in South Korea are drilled from day one at school have to go to extra classes and night classes, sometimes now home until 10 pm.
 
I’m an only child and have one child but obviously we’re all very different and if you want and can afford a big family then great. I have friends with masses of kids and it’s just a very different way of life, full of rough and tumble and a good splash of chaos. They all seem well adjusted and I’m sure it must be fun but it takes a laid back character to let them get on with it and not try and manage every situation.
 

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