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How does life change after k’h having a 10th child?
I would imagine that life changes after every child – not just a tenth… but congratulations
You stop naming them and just say “hey you” clean your area with that many kids there’s no way they have their own room (ok not very nice but kinda funny you gotta admit)
You have a big zechus. Appreciate it. Not all of us are zoiche to it.
I heard that after the 11th, it is a new chapter, Chapter 11.
2scents – very funny (I wanted you to know you aren’t invisible)
Very funny 2scents!!
Mazel Tov!!! (ad meah ve’esrim)
Thank you. I really appreciate that!
Btw, it is not my joke, heard it from someone at a Sheva brachos.
if you have ten children then you have 9 children to take care of the 10th
Syag,
the invisible comment was made by me and not 2scents we just have a similar name.
this just proves my point.
mazel tov! It’s alot of work, but be’z you should have much nachas!
It only proves I need reading glasses when I use my phone! Please dont take it personally. I usually dont even read the names at all but your post caught my attention because I said the exact same thing not too long ago
Zeeskite: wow 120 kids? That’s something! =D
Patri: depends who you ask. I am bli ayin harah a 10th kid …
Hey, please explain what you are referring to.
Also, I am not here to recognition, rather to read funny and interesting posts.
Oh, I remember that… 🙂
The children definitely learn to share…. ( hopefully) Lots of nachas!!
you get to bentch/daven with a minyan! although the father and 9 kids are enough, ehr iz der tzenter.
10? 10 kids is a cute avergae sized family in meah shearim…try 20 or 22 like hanoch teller
Tzaddiq, what if some of those 10 children are girls? The OP was about 10 children, not 10 sons.
nechama all girls bring boys so with their husband iyh there will be a minyan
thewaddingduck so funny there was an article recently about hanooch teller and how he has a house full bli ayan hara and i was thinking i was in sem yrs ago and he had already i think 13 and they must be all married by now so now u answered my question canana hara his wife is an amazing person
theres probably some rebbe who says if you have ten kids you go straight to gan eden
its a big mitzvah. Baruch tehiah
It seems that in Eretz Yisroel Chareidi families have, on average, about 11-13 children while in the United States and elsewhere in chutz l’aretz Chareidi families have, on average, about 8-9 kinderlach k’h.
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