My wife and I are both forty-four years old. Just six weeks ago, we welcomed another child into our family. We already had five sons, and now, at last, we have a daughter!
Our relationship began early, back when we were both in secondary school. It happened that she gave birth to our first child when she was just sixteen. This never lessened our love for each other; rather, it made our bond even stronger, and we ended up marrying soon after.
My parents have always supported us. When we found out, at the age of twenty, that we were expecting our second child, everyone was delighted.
One day, my mum told me she wished she could have had at least two kids herself, but it wasnt possible for her and my dad, so looking after their grandchildren brings them a lot of joy.
Being a parent isnt always easythere are frightening moments, especially when the children fall illand there are tough times and arguments in the family, sometimes leaving us sad. But none of these challenges affect how much I love my kids and my wife. I believe that, as long as were able to have children, we should bring them into the world. My wife and I truly feel blessed and we dont plan on stopping; wed love to have more children.
Do you think this outlook is right?
