Imagine being a member of this family! There are now 17 children in the Duggar family.
The Duggars are from Arkansas in the US. On Aug. 2 the latest family member was born. She is a baby girl and they have named her Jennifer Danielle.
All the children in the Duggar family have names beginning with the letter 'J.' There are 10 boys and seven girls: Joshua, 19; John David, 17; Janna, 17; Jill, 16; Jessa, 14; Jinger, 13; Joseph, 12; Josiah, 11; Joy-Anna, 9; Jedidiah, 8; Jeremiah, 8; Jason, 7; James, 6; Justin, 4; Jackson, 3; Johannah, almost 2 and baby Jennifer.
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The family's house is 650m2. That's pretty big! All the children are home-schooled. Mom and Dad say that they would love to have another baby girl next. Mom, Michelle Duggar, said, "We love the ruffles and lace."
想像你身處於這種家庭!杜哥家目前共有十七個小孩。
杜哥家在美國阿肯色州。家裡最新的成員在八月二日出生了,是個小女嬰。他們為她取名為珍妮佛.丹妮耶。
杜哥家所有小孩的名字都以「J」開頭,總共有十男七女。約書亞十九歲、約翰.大衛十七歲、賈娜十七歲、吉兒十六歲、潔莎十四歲、金潔十三歲、喬瑟夫十二歲、喬許十一歲、喬.安娜九歲、耶底底亞八歲、傑若麥八歲、傑生七歲、詹姆士六歲、賈斯汀四歲、傑克森三歲、快兩歲的喬哈娜、和小女嬰珍妮佛。
這家人的房子有六百五十平方公尺,蠻大的房子,所有小孩都在家接受自學教育,父母接下來還想再生個女孩。媽媽米雪兒.杜哥說:「我們愛那些褶邊和蕾絲。」
(翻譯:張愛弟)
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