Jinger Duggar responds to the Hebrew children disabled during the anxiety of privacy

Jinger Duggar respond to online guessing that his children are “disabled” after the fans were asked why they are not threatening in social media.

On Thursday, on April 3, Instagram Story Q & A, Duggar, 31, was asked one of her daughters “disabled in some way” in a request to see many pictures of families.

“I have never answered this question, but sadly it is good for the days of age,” the Calculation Alum wrote. “This is why we don’t show the face of our children and choose to provide them with privacy.”

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Duggar and her husband, Jeremy VuoloShare daughters of felicity, 6, and evangeleline, 4, along with the new son Finnegan, born late last month.

“Blessed for three healthy children,” Jinger, one of the Jim Bob including Michelle Duggar19 children, added on Thursday. “However, whether God has chosen to give us a child with a medical condition, that will not change our communion. All life from God!”

Jinger earlier gave US of Week Understanding his decision and Vuolo to keep their children out.

“We talked about it for a moment before we had children and what we wanted.” Jinger only predicts Us January 2023.

Added TLC personality, “sometimes we will send photos of their heads or small videos and you can hear their small words or anything. But disregarding their faces is a thing to stick to stick.”

While Jinger and Vuolo, 37, chose to hide their children’s face in the community of social networking, allowing them to look at the old classic episodes of their family Children and counting including Calculated.

“I think because it was part of my life. I used the rest of my life in TV,” it is said to Jinger Us While lifting his memory Really delivered. “So in this case [book promotion] The process, having a few workers coming to the house and my two-year-old baby will play in her playroom and will see cameras and fear. … I thought, how exciting. That was my baby. As what I could. I play[ed] With moom mics and all that, but never used in it. So it’s fun to see. “