Posted by JD Seller on December 10, 2015 at 00:07:52 from (208.126.198.123):
My younger cousin has six kids. That's not that common anymore but not rare either. The rare part is this. The first kids where a set of twin girls. Thirteen months later they had a set of triplet girls. Then 11 months after that they had the last child, a boy. So in just over 24 months they had six kids. Think of the cost/work!!! Six kids in diapers at one time. They had to have six car seats at the same time. Going anywhere was a major job to just get all of them into the car/suburban. It was lucky that he had/has a very good job. So they hired two people to help nanny when the kids where younger.
Side note. My cousin's wife came from a very devout Catholic family. He had to convert so they could be married. After the last child he went and got "fixed". His Mother-in-law was majorly POed at him for that. He put up with it for a while. Finally he told her, and the local Priest that was pushing it too that, if they wanted to make arrangements to personally cover the cost of any additional kids he would go get put back in 'Business". He said it was a funny thing that they shut right up and became a whole lot more civil. LOL By they way the girls are all teenagers now and very pretty. He is nervous. LOL
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