Teen Mom alum Kailyn Lowry is still unsure about the prospect of having more babies. She already has seven and even had her tubes tied. Yet, it appears she is not completely certain that she does not want to give up the dream of bringing more babies into the world. So, what does she have to say? Keep reading for more details.
There was a point in time when Kailyn Lowry was considering using her friend as a surrogate. Then, she became pregnant with twins and ended up with a very special surprise. After five boys, Kailyn finally had her first (and only) little girl. In the end, she was the mother to six boys, Isaac, Lincoln, Creed, Lux, and Verse as well as her daughter, Valley. That seemed to be the end of her journey and her eldest son, Isaac even said he did not want children. He noted there were too many kids in his home already that he was just fine not having any.
Kailyn went on to purchase twenty acres of land for her, her fiance, Elijah Scott, and the seven children. She had previously built a home in 2021 but now needed more space. It seemed that she was done with her child journey and this new house would accommodate the kids she had. Yet, does she want more despite having her tubes tied? According to E! News, she may not really be done with babies as she claims she changes her mind daily.
“One day I’m like, ‘Okay, I’m definitely done.’ Yesterday, one of my girlfriends and I were laughing at wrestling, talking about, we’re definitely done. But if you asked me two days ago, Elijah and I might have been planning to do IVF or something, I don’t know.”
It looks like both Kailyn Lowry and Elijah Scott love being parents and have chronic baby fever but she seemed to have an explanation for why:
“You think you’re done, and then you [have] these last squishy moments. I remember going through the twins’ three-month clothing, and I’m like, ‘This is the last time I’m ever going to do this. Like, are we sure we’re done?’”
Though the thought of having more kids does cross her mind, Kailyn Lowry has another task far more important. She knows how vital it is to spend one-on-one time with each of her children. Kailyn does show herself shuffling the older four to different sports and activities. She seems to thrive off of being a supermom and her kids appreciate her being there for them:
“I think I do a really good job with that now but if I added more, I just don’t know that I would be able to give everybody individual time.”
Time will tell if they do decide to bring in another baby but for now, the house is more than full and they all seem very happy. Do you think that Kailyn has a point about wanting to have enough one-on-one time? Would an eighth baby throw that dynamic off?
