Philip Rivers How Many Kids
In the time it’s taken you to read this sentence, Philip Rivers has conceived another child.
Rivers’ live-in obstetrician rolled out of his guest bedroom for another routine child-birthing while Philip ferociously flips through the baby book to find a name they haven’t used.
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Halle (17), Caroline (15), Grace (13), Gunner (11), Sarah (9), Rebecca (9), Peter (8), Clare (1), Anna (1).
For those scoring at home, how many is that? Not sure, I don’t clean the floors at M.I.T. and Robin Williams isn’t my shrink.
(Anna has yet to be conceived in the photo below)
To you, he's QB1. To them, he's just dad.
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Rivers has gone on record calling his wife Tiffany, the “most selfless person in the world” for her efforts over the past two decades, and the sports world has long been baffled by how a man is capable of juggling an NFL playbook while also compartmentalizing all of his children’s names.
On our Endless Hustle podcast presented by Boston Market, we spoke with former Pro Bowl cornerback Brandon Flowers, a father of two who spent three seasons with Rivers in San Diego, about the quarterback’s undying commitment to his Christian faith and unique perspective on raising youngsters.
At the time of this writing, Philip Rivers has 9 children.
How is it possible to stay sane? Ex-teammate & Pro Bowler @BFlowers24 reveals the advice his QB gave him after the birth of his 1st
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“He got quarterback money. He don’t have regular money like everyone else in the NFL. He has quarterback money.”
When I introduced the idea that it was never about the money, it’s about the bandwidth, Flowers let us in on Rivers’ key to progeny prosperity.
“I did ask him that. I said, ‘Phil, I have one daughter right now. She’s driving me crazy. I have to be engaged with her, it’s always Daddy this, Daddy that. You have seven.’
Phil’s like, ‘Man before you know it, every kid is taking care of the other kid. Every kid wants to be like another kid, so they’re all just playing with each other, and I’m sitting around like, ‘Does anyone want to be around daddy?’ Each kid is another kid’s best friend, so they’re all enjoying each other so that’s how he gets to balance his out a little bit.”
Moral of the story: Parenting is a breeze when your 11 year old is raising your 9 year old.
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Check out our entire interview with the charismatic Brandon Flowers below. We also talk to a guy named DeSean Jackson who’s been a decent football player
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We currently have over 500,000 children in our broken foster care system, and all are at extremely high risk...
Almost 80% of inmates incarcerated in our prisons have spent time in foster care.
40-50% of former foster youth become homeless within 18 months after leaving care.
60% of youth earn incomes below the poverty line.
65% of children in foster care experience seven or more school changes from elementary to high school.
Only 1-3% graduate from college.
25% of foster youth will be in prison within two years of emancipation.
It costs an average of $47,000 per year to incarcerate an inmate in California.
Four of five (80 percent) young women become pregnant too soon.
32% of foster children are between the ages of 0 and 5
28% of foster children are between the ages of 6 and 12
40% of foster children are between the ages of 13 and 21
Average # of birthdays a child spends in foster care: 2(28 months)
They are diagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) at six times the general population and double the rate of veterans returning from war.
Eight of ten (81 percent) males have been arrested compared to 17 percent of their peers who were not in foster care.
California has twice as many foster children as any other state -- 60,000.
In 2012, U.S. authorities received more than 3.3 million reports of abuse, representing about 6 million children, or 8% of the child population. From those reports, after investigation and intervention, about 400,000 children were placed in foster care, and of those, nearly 60,000 were permanently taken away from their families of origin.
It is well known that children entering foster care are likely to experience several changes in placement. Pardeck (1984) found that 22% of children had three or more placements during a median length of 2.5 years in foster care. Millham, Bullock, Hosie, and Haak (1986) report that after 2 years in care 56% of children had three or more placements and Kufeldt, Armstrong, and Dorosh (1989) report that 48% of children had three or more placements during a median length of stay of 4 years.
http://www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-adv-foster-overflow-20150301-story.html?track=lat-pick#page=1 2015 article on LA county foster care
http://jitfosteryouth.org/outcomes/ foster care facts in America
http://www.childrensrights.org/issues-resources/foster-care/facts-about-foster-care/ foster care facts in America
http://www.angelsfosterokc.org/the-foster-crisis/ facts from on the Angels site in OKC
http://www.angelsfoster.org/about-angels/the-foster-crisis/ facts from Angels San Diego website
http://www.okmag.com/January-2012/Picking-Up-The-Pieces/ Local Oklahoma awful story
Philip Rivers Family Photos
http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/10/30/protecting-children-from-toxic-stress/?hp&rref Eye-opening article showing the science behind toxic trauma
http://articles.latimes.com/2013/oct/24/opinion/la-oe-daum-foster-care-davion-only-20131024 Story shows that people will act if they are aware
http://www.latimes.com/local/la-me-foster-care-dto-htmlstory.html#axzz2nrSlbT1u LAtimes article
http://randystubbs.smugmug.com/Other/Angels/31301173_49XNmn me & Philip Rivers
http://www.childwelfarepolicy.org/tools/assets/files/OK_2011-FC-Fact-Sheet _CHECKED.pdf more facts for Oklahoma
Philip Rivers Wife And Children
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/fostercare/caseworker/roberts.html article with great numbers on African Americans and CPS
Philip Rivers Kids Ages
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