With the arrival of her baby son, Amy Duggar has seen her dream come true.
In light of this blessed developmeny, however, the 33-year old is also opening up about her long-ago nightmare.
Consider yourselves warned, fans of The Duggar Family.
Heck, consider yourselves warned, fans of tiny human beings in general.
Last week, Amy Duggar welcomed her first child -- a bouncing baby boy named Daxton.
Obviously, there's no way to gauge this sort of thing, but the arrival of little Dax seemed to elicit more excitement than the usual Duggar birth.
It's been a busy week for the Duggar clan.
As a matter of fact, it may have been the busiest week of the busiest year in the family's recent history.
Big news today from the Duggar family's resident rebel!
Amy Duggar announced on Wednesday that she was preparing to welcome her first child.
If you're a Counting On fan, then you're probably aware that we're in the midst of a full-blown Duggar baby boom.
Of course, the expectant mom who's received the least attention from the more famous branch of the family is the so-called "rebel Duggar," cousin Amy.
Well, it looks like the big day is almost here.
Yes, Amy Duggar is expecting her first child, and she's shared just about every step of her journey with her legion of loyal fans.
Last month, Amy Duggar posted photos from her baby shower, and fans were quick to point out that something seemed seriously amiss.
Though it appeared to be a well-attended affair, it looked as though none of Amy's famous cousins were in attendance.
Many thought it would never happen, but Amy Duggar is pregnant with her first child.
Amy says that despite reports to the contrary, she's always wanted to be a mom.
Now that five of the Duggar girls are pregnant, it seems like the family is working overtime to populate the next generation with little Duggars.
Of the girls, rebellious cousin Amy Duggar seems like she'll be a particularly cool mom.
Back in June, Jim Bob Duggar's beloved mother Mary Duggar passed away unexpectedly.
Mary was 78 years old, but she did not die from natural causes, as many initially assumed.
