The Duggar Family

[Jamie76 0]

I'd hate to see the grocery bill.

[Sprailenes 47]

They make this thing called tater tot casserole...apparently its really popular.

It doesn't sound very good though, but thats just me.

[Amby 490]

I think making a bed is pointless you're just going to sleep in it again

They make this thing called tater tot casserole...apparently its really popular.

It doesn't sound very good though, but thats just me.

hey tater tot casserole is the most popular recipe on their website I think I will look at the recipes and see if anyone of them actually look good

[Marilyn. 340]

I think making a bed is pointless you're just going to sleep in it again

when I was growing up, I tired to convince my mom of that but she didn't buy it ...

I think making a bed is pointless you're just going to sleep in it again

They make this thing called tater tot casserole...apparently its really popular.

It doesn't sound very good though, but thats just me.

hey tater tot casserole is the most popular recipe on their website I think I will look at the recipes and see if anyone of them actually look good

I have made it before... it isn't a gourmet dish or anything but it was pretty good...

[Amby 490]

marilyn I stayed with my gma for 2 weeks a few years ago and I had never made a bed before and she made fun of me for days. so I made fun of her for doing pointless housework for the rest of my stay

[Amby 490]

the recipes all look pretty cheap and gross to me. that's what it takes to be able to afford to feed that many peeps

[Sister Fracas 5]

IMO, they can have as many kids as they want. They're obviously dead set on doing so. But at what cost to the children? Its obvious the mother cannot care for all of them on her own. Much of the guidance and parenting duties are delegated to the older children. They're just creating a family of 'little parents'. Im not saying the kids, older or younger, should be allowed to run wild and free all the time. But how much childhood are these kids missing by being forced into the parental role when they're barely in their teens? And how much individual time do mom and dad actually get to spend with each child? To me, it seems a little sad to have so many children that you dont have time to build a close one-on-one bond. Do the kids have to make an appointment for a heart-to-heart talk with a parent? Or does that, too, get shoved off on an older sibling?

Yes, these are the things I think about when I see a family like this. That's the biggest concern I have. It's just not fair on the kids.