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The Duggars – Parents Of The Year
Well look at this, Michelle and Jim Bob Duggar won a parenting award, and it wasn’t for having the most kids or being crazy. I say that because I would be crazy if I had 19 kids, wouldn’t you?
They won the 2009 award for Parents of the Year.
“Their highly organized household centers around spiritual principles and is obviously filled with huge amounts of love, grace, joy and mutual respect.”
I really just want to know how they live debt free.
Congratulations to the Duggar parents. They are being honored for their high standards and their quality of parenting, according to National Parents’ Day Council.
I bet their neighbors never hear them yell at their kids. Maybe that’s why they built their house so far from the next house. They didn’t want to be embarrassed, by the yelling. Not like I know from personal experience or anything.
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The Duggars are Getting Married again | Famecrawler commented on Oct 05 09 at 8:30 amLucky commented on Sep 18 09 at 3:05 pmYou can find the financial program they used on their website. Though it’s not very mainstream.
Ali commented on Sep 18 09 at 3:28 pmWho gave this award? Did they award it to themselves or did mighty Jesus plop down and give it to them?
TK commented on Sep 18 09 at 6:12 pmAli – The National Parents’ Day Council awarded them this title.
mamazee commented on Sep 18 09 at 11:30 pmi love watching the show and listening to Michelle speak to her children… what a sweet mama!
mommiedear commented on Sep 19 09 at 5:07 pmAnd I would have given it to them too! That many kids and they are ‘good’ kids! They have raised them well and they deserve it more than anyone I know!
Sheryl commented on Sep 21 09 at 6:57 amThis family is doing it right!! You can read their very honest book yourself…
http://www.amazon.com/Duggars-Counting-Raising-Americas-Families-How/dp/141658563X
JenM commented on Sep 25 09 at 7:35 pmI’m reading their book now and learning some techniques for better parenting. What I struggle with, however, is the socialization that goes on from a very young age. There seems to be an element of brainwashing that goes into controlling such a large group of very young children. It’s fascinating.
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