Jill Duggar Dillard practiced midwifery, so she knew a lot about having babies when her time came. The Counting On star tried to have her first baby at home. But she soon realized there were serious problems.
They rushed Jill to the hospital, and she gave birth to her first child for 70 hours. She ended up having a Caesarean section because of the baby’s position. The Counting On family was there and worried about Jill.
Jill Dillard was happy with the family’s support. And she decided to have a second baby. The second birth ended as a 40 hour delivery and ended in another Caesarean section. Fans think it would be dangerous for her to have more children, but that might not stop Jill.
Counting On: Jill and Derick Want More Children
Despite the fact that having more children would be dangerous, the Counting On couple wants more children. Recently, fans questioned Jill Dillard about children. And both Derick and Jill Dillard said they want more children.
As for how many children they want, Jill said she’s not sure about that part of things. In fact, she said it is very much up to God. And how many children he wants them to have.
Both Derick Dillard and his wife said they didn’t want 20 children. But Jill Dillard from Counting On quickly said that God might want them to run an orphanage. And then maybe they would have even more than that number of children to take care of. Derick quickly agreed with Jill and said he would be on board.
The kids are just as bad as the mother and father.
They would have to make well over $100,000 a year to have taken care of 19 kids.
And it would be fine is there was no state care
Having 19 plus kids and getting money from the state to live off is just wrong point blank.
Ok so with the TV show I am sure that help them allot but Med Inc alone would cost more the the father
So now you have the kids doing the same thing
If you can take CARE of your kids without useing the state funds then have all you want but if you get food stamp or any other funds then this is not ok.
And TV should not support this like it’s a good thing.