How many is enough?

I want 5-6 children, but my family, think im crazy. but I've already got 3/6 of the kiddies I want, so I just wanted to ask how many is enough   and my sister who is 29 already has got 7 soo   . Sorry if this seems like a pointless topic, just wanted to know  

It's different for every family if you can financially support them emotionally support them and you are your spouse are happy then go for it.

When I feel that I am done or would have trouble supporting all of them. If I can't afford college for more than 2 then that's when I'll stop.

As of oct of this year i have four little ones and although i love them i think two were to many lol but i wouldnt trade them or this for anything ...i did get my tubes tied this time though

My husband only wanted two, and has an appointment for a vasectomy next month, but surprise to us! I'm pregnant.
So, he'll have to get used to three. But we're done after this one.

Thanks guys, and we do have great jobs: im a worker in Penneys but im on maternity leave right now   and my husband-to-be is a worker in this office place  

if you can afford them and its not too much on your body go for it!

Well i'd have to wait a couple of months or so, but i'll talk to him tomorrow  

I want 5 total. I'm about to have my 4th. I get pretty overwhelmed with the 3 I have now but I know that it won't always be like this. 6 will be my absolute limit though lol

I kinda have this thing were everything has to be an odd number like 1,3,5,7.... so it's either going to be 5 or 7 haha

Quoting MummyTo3Beautifuls:" I want 5-6 children, but my family, think im crazy. but I've already got 3/6 of the kiddies I want, ... [snip!] ... enough   and my sister who is 29 already has got 7 soo   . Sorry if this seems like a pointless topic, just wanted to know  "

As long as you can feed all your kids and provide comfortably for them. Depends on your standard of living. If you live in the country and have a farm you can grow your own food and have lots of handmedowns of clothes, toys, etc...you can afford 5+. That's if you have no intention of paying for college and potentially supporting them until they are 25 lets face it, the economy isn't getting better.

You might want to consider how you would support a large family in the event your spouse if they are the sole provider was unable to work. No one's job is secure in this day and age, even if the husband is an engineer or something supporting a large family is a daunting task.

I'm having my second child, I always wanted at least two and know we can support two children growing up and putting them in the things they want to do, etc...helping them thru college if they wish NOT PAYING FOR IT just assisting them, they will have to get a part time job, scholarships, like I did, sorry. Thinking about having a third maybe, so my children can hopefully be together after we are gone and hopefully love/support each other.

In other words, there is no magic number as long as my taxes aren't helping ppl who have no desire to work or better themselves breed.