As many as each person can support 100% by themselves.
Have all you want, as long as you don't take a penny of government money or social services.
Victoria Beckham Says 'Never Say Never' on Baby No. 5: How Many Kids Is Too Many?
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Victoria Beckham already has three sons, a baby daughter and a rich, handsome husband. But the 38-year-old Spice Girl turned fashion mogul may want to expand her family.
Asked where she sees herself and her family in five years, Beckham tells the September issue of Glamour: "I'd never say never about another baby. It’s a juggling act -- a career, family, a husband who’s busy. But I’d never say never!"
As for why she's never seen smiling, she explains, "Do you know, I don’t know?! I actually used to smile a lot in pictures. I think I only stopped smiling when I got into fashion. [Laughs.] Fashion stole my smile! I’ve created this person. And I’m not saying that’s not me, but I wouldn’t say that’s the whole me…. It’s an armor that goes up."
Like most 30-something married women, she's been spending some time reading the racy "Fifty Shades of Grey" trilogy. "I’m halfway through the second one. I even bought my mum the book! But every time she tries to engage in conversation about it, I kind of dodge the subject. I don’t really want to talk to my mother about S&M.;"
And as successful as she is, she still gets nervous before a fashion show -- and turns to her hubby for support. "He phoned me the night before, and I just said, 'I want you to come be with me. I want a cuddle. I really do.'" Aw ... do you think Victoria should go for baby no. 5? Or are four kids more than enough?
Asked where she sees herself and her family in five years, Beckham tells the September issue of Glamour: "I'd never say never about another baby. It’s a juggling act -- a career, family, a husband who’s busy. But I’d never say never!"
As for why she's never seen smiling, she explains, "Do you know, I don’t know?! I actually used to smile a lot in pictures. I think I only stopped smiling when I got into fashion. [Laughs.] Fashion stole my smile! I’ve created this person. And I’m not saying that’s not me, but I wouldn’t say that’s the whole me…. It’s an armor that goes up."
Like most 30-something married women, she's been spending some time reading the racy "Fifty Shades of Grey" trilogy. "I’m halfway through the second one. I even bought my mum the book! But every time she tries to engage in conversation about it, I kind of dodge the subject. I don’t really want to talk to my mother about S&M.;"
And as successful as she is, she still gets nervous before a fashion show -- and turns to her hubby for support. "He phoned me the night before, and I just said, 'I want you to come be with me. I want a cuddle. I really do.'" Aw ... do you think Victoria should go for baby no. 5? Or are four kids more than enough?
Top Opinion
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Lanikai 2012/08/02 17:35:19
[who the hell would gets this on their tags though? Must really didn't want kids lol.]
People are so judgmental about family size! LOL
I have two healthy kids, three angel babies:( and we have been fostering and waiting to adopt. I would LOVE to carry another child to term ....sometimes things do not go the way we hope:(
You should see the looks I get when we have a couple of foster kids, and a couple of friends to have a picnic at the park!! or go to Safeway! My two are very well mannored but the friends and the foster kids sometimes have questionable ones people get down right nasty/stuck up....behaving worse then the kids most the time!
This is STILL a free country(thank God)...for now people have the right to have 6 or none. Both are fine.
This couple can hire help so just do it, procreate till the cows come home! Now I was one of nine my parents couldnt afford air let alone most basic necessities like food for instance so I learned to scour the earth for fuzzy wuzzies an edible weed the tasty lil center was starchy and it didnt take much to quell the hunger pangs in my growling lil gut.Did I mention my chewing gum was hot tar I picked off the road,what doesnt kill you makes you stronger,not!!
The average age at first birth for U.S. women is 25 — and rising. Younger women are putting off kids in much greater numbers than older women.
Births to teens declined 6%, and births to women age 20 to 24 fell a big 7%.
After that, the decline diminished, coming in at 4% for those 25 to 29, 2% for the 30 to 34 group and 1% for those 35 to 39, while the rate for women 40 to 44 rose 3% for the second year running.
(The rate for women 45 to 49 held steady at its 2008 high — fueled by egg donation — of 0.7 births per 1,000 women.)
A woman fertility begins to decline at 25-27 then to REALLY decline in the 30's-40's...there are many that begin menapause in thier mid 30's.
So put a that together and what do you get?
As women put off having kids thinking it's no big deal...the clock is tickin. If they do anything that damages their uteral lining or has medical issuses(PCOS or endo) their chances of concieving go WAY down. So they feel cheated....I know SO MANY that fit that.
Yes a healthy woman can have babies at 35-40 they are the growing numbed of mama's.
http://articles.latimes.com/2...
That is an individual choice.. every couple is different... their wants are different...
It's Victoria's and her hub how many they have, how many's too many, etc...
They get better as they go along, and the older ones help with the younger ones. And it doesn't get that much more expensive. I mean, once you've got the house, you don't need a new one unless you're having quads.
And for those who yammer about overpopulation, the overpopulation problem is in India, China and Africa, not here in the "West".
Last time I checked overpopulation was a global problem. Don't believe me? Stick around for a few hundred years and you'll find out.