Josh and Anna Duggar Expecting Second Child

ITS VERY SIMPLE,THEY WORK AND DON'T DEPEND ON THE GOVERNMENT LIKE OTHER LEECHES !!!!!!!!

try doing the research...you will learn that they support themselves, no welfare or government help.

They talked about their finances in several early episodes. They purchased several rental homes over the years and have become independently wealthy caring for all of the rental homes. They also built their gigantic home themselves because Jim Bob taught all of his older boys about carpentry, electricity, and plumbing. Michelle taught all of her girls how to sew and cook, so they have helped make a lot of the family's clothing and help out with the little ones. They also have had people in the community that have donated things to them through the church. They do make money from the show now, but they have never been dependant on the state or society to pay for their family.

Do you think they'll be like their parents? Http://www.childrenshealthsecrets.com I hope if they do, they can support all of their children.

If you watched the show you would know. They own many different businesses including car lots and storage/rental space. Plus they know how to shop for things, they don't spend what they don't have and they shop at places like goodwill

Work??? Doing what??? Can you imagine the grocery bill..& how can you possibly give quality time to all those kids...Hello???

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Found this interesting...

The Houston Chronicle, which stuck the story about the Duggars’ 18th lil’ miracle in its “Bizarre News” section , does note that the Duggar patriarch “has not been specific when asked how he supports such a big family” but adds that Jim Bob’s mysterious accounting system “blends finance and religion.”

And, they fail to mention, donations. No family of 20 could get by on a single income—something any reporter who’s ever collected a paycheck ought to be able to surmise. In truth, the Duggars subsist on food donations from Sysco; supplement their bank accounts with contributions from other evangelical Christians and their church; and built their 7,000-square-foot “dream house” with donated supplies and decked it out with appliances donated by the Discovery Channel. Once it was built, the Discovery Channel sent the whole family on a trip to Disneyland. They also reportedly pay the Duggars for their participation. That’s not frugality—it’s welfare. The more babies Michelle Duggar has, the more free stuff she and her family get.

Anytime a family gains notoriety for being large or for having multiple births of 6 or more corporations bend over backwards to do some sort of promotional advertising with them. Usually it is an exchange of gifts for product placement or some such. It is very common. I am guessing that the network contributes to their income and that would be expected under the circumstances.

No, the public isn't paying for them except in Earth's resources. They certainly wouldn't be able to pay for themselves if it weren't for television paying them so much money. The father is a court reporter. Not exactly enough income to support 19 kids.

You are all wrong, those of you who say it's donations and charity and welfare!! Long before any money from the TLC show, they sold insurance and have been property owners, both residential and commercial, and THAT'S how they've made their living! Now that Josh is an adult, he has 2 car lots and a towing business and another Duggar owns a storage business... They shop carefully, and save the difference. They DON'T get free food from Sysco -- they might be a customer, but they're paying customers! They are clean, well-behaved, polite, SELF-SUFFICIENT people! They are NOT on welfare, they do not take charity, they are not takers!!

Says the person who IS on the system. This family has BEEN self sufficient from the get go and they teach and instill that in their kids. Who cares how many kids they have if they can take care of them. This isn't the Octo mom that we are talking about. This is a wholesome family that is a GREAT example to the rest of the world of God's plan & I don't mean because they have 19 kids, but because they are truely pure and "right". They show living Godly doesn't mean living you can't have fun or have to do without. If every family could live to their example, this world would be a better place to live. They don't live in judgement and hatred. I am sorry you feel that miserable that you have to try and pick them apart and make lies to give yourself gratification. But as you see, no one agrees with you. I will paray for you. Embrace joy, it feels better.

JohnA, buy a dictionary, dude.

Welfare comes from the government. Donations from people, churches and companies are, wait for it..... DONATIONS!

So, do you hate them for the large number of kids they have? Maybe their blatant Christianity? Cause it ain't because the govt is supporting them.

Ooooooh. It's doooonnnaaations! Now I get it. Thanks for clearing that up everybody.

...I wish I received donations to supplement being "self sufficient."

Done with this topic.

I had to laugh at the post from "Who Cares?" Pefect name.

First of all, I just questioned if they get aid. That's it. I've not said one thing personally about them, like the rest of you supporters who sling names at people who disagree with YOUR opinion.

You defend them, but it's all based on what you see on TV. You don't KNOW them. You don't know enough to make such blanket statements. Those comments in the post that I "found interesting" came from an article in the Houston Chronicle. I didn't write it.

All I know is... God helps those who help themselves. And if they DO take donations, then they help themselves to a lot of things.