Adam and Danielle Busby Reflect on the Possibility of Having a Son
OutDaughtered stars Danielle and Adam Busby are proud parents to six daughters, but fans often wonder if they’ve ever considered trying for a son. The couple occasionally jokes that Danielle’s boutique, Graeson Bee, is their “son,” but as their girls grow older, they might miss having a baby around.
Would the Busbys Consider a Baby Boy?
This question frequently pops up for the Busbys, who are well-acquainted with the challenges and joys of raising six daughters. Recently, they addressed the topic on their podcast, More Than Reality.
“Does the dad of quintuplet daughters want to try for a boy? That sums it up!” Adam posted on Instagram. “Episode 12 of More Than Reality Podcast with @adambuzz and @dbusby goes live today at 12 noon central!”
In a preview clip, Adam shared his thoughts on the matter. He explained that whenever people learn about their all-girl household, they often ask if he’d like to try for a boy. His response is straightforward.
“To this day, if I bump into anyone who finds out we have all-girl quintuplets and six daughters total, they always look at me and say, ‘Dad, you wanna try for one more boy?’ And I’m just looking at them like, ‘No, because I’d just have a seventh daughter.’ Honestly, a boy in the house would just complicate things,” Adam said.
Fans Applaud Adam’s Perspective
OutDaughtered fans have praised Adam’s thoughtful and lighthearted response. Many appreciate that he emphasizes the joy of having daughters rather than expressing disappointment.
Comments from fans included:
- “We have all girls in our family, and when my dad hears of someone having their first daughter, he talks about what a blessing daughters are.”
- “I’m the youngest of five girls, and people still ask my dad if he wishes he had a boy. He just goes, ‘No!’ 😂”
- “I have four girls and get asked this all the time!”
- “I have four boys and always get asked if we’ll try for a girl. I’m happy with whatever God gives us.”
Adam and Danielle are also deeply spiritual, which likely contributes to their contentment with their family as it is. Given the risks associated with delivering quintuplets, they feel incredibly grateful to have healthy, happy children at home.
Conclusion
As the Busby family continues to thrive, Adam and Danielle’s reflections on their daughters reinforce the idea that family love transcends gender. Their journey serves as a reminder of the joy that comes from embracing life’s blessings, no matter how they arrive.