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Well thanks Paul, but royalty of every country were like that,....but I meant average monogamous Thai family, ..In country of my birth...loooong ago, every 11th. or 13th. child had president as godfather, and was entitled to some extra privileges, such as free school books,...etc...not that it helped much to parents if they were not able to care for so many children...But I guess today there is no things like that.
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Well, thanks David for that bit of info. I am youngest (though by no means young
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That`s true of older generations in other countries as well,..like my mother had 7 other sibling, my father somewhat less,...2 others I think
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The older generation of my Thai family would have as many children as happened along. Then those who married in the 60's and later started planning their children and had 1 or 2. It's interesting that those who were 'only children' chose also to have just one child.
My great -grandparents had 14 children. My grandparents had 7, my parents had 3 and I have 2. |
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I looked on internet without success trying to find largest-most numerous Thai family, but I found out that way back Thai familes , as in many other countries, would have 4-6 children, but in modern times Thai couples preffer to have 1-2 children, which is about norm in most "civilized" nations. Though some governments are discouraging their citizens from having too many children, and limiting number of them to one, because of over-population.So what is median size of Thai family today?...and how does Thai government & society look at this-the size of family?...any encouragement one way or another?..
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