33 reasons to have a baby
- Because no other word sounds as tender as "Mommy"
- Because children say, "I love you" a thousand times
- Because I can be proud to be a mother
- Because spending time with a child is more exciting than a disco
- Because no one can force me to say no to a baby
- Because a baby helps to solve many problems
- Because no to a baby only creates problems
- Because a baby boosts my self-esteem
- Because I know I will never be alone, even in old age
- Because I get child benefit
- Because a baby means having a future
- Because the world desperately needs new talent
- Because a baby needs me
- Because a baby is the most beautiful proof of love
- Because God wants babies to live
- Because it is so beautiful and fun to find the perfect name
- Because children make you happy
- Because it is so beautiful, to look into a child's eyes
- Because hearing a baby laughing sounds even better than the most beautiful melody
- Because a baby is a human being, very innocent and pure
- Because you stay younger longer with children
- Because pregnant women become more and more beautiful each day - they shine from the inside out
- Because you can finally read fairy tales again
- Because hearing a baby laugh releases endorphins in the mother's system
- Because this country needs more love
- Because babies smell so good
- Because a child asks questions and you have to think to answer them 28.
- Because nothing in the world feels more delicate than a baby's skin
- Because you can go to the beach and build sand castles
- Because having children is a thousand times better than having dogs, cats or turtles
- Because you can dress children up in cute clothes
- Because it will be the most beautiful baby in the whole world
- Because God said in the bible "Be fruitful and multiply!" (1. Mos 1.2.)
Scholar very successful with her speech!
12-year-old "Lia" of Toronto has become a star at her school and on Youtube with her five-minute pro-life speech, crafted for a school competition. Despite discouragement and outright opposition, Lia's presentation was so well done that she reportedly won the contest she was told she would be disqualified from, due to the "controversial" message of her speech. Since february 2009 the speech in Youtube has been viewed over 1'000'000 times and sparked a heated discussion.
