Let's assume a maximum child-bearing range from age 13 to 63 (just to keep it tidy). That's 50 years, or 600 months (50 x 12).
If she gives birth once every 9 months, that's 66.67. Let's give her a break and say 66 single children.
In reality she could not actually become pregnant again immediately after childbirth--the length of time varies, but it isn't immediate. But we are going for the maximum here.
However, it is possible to have multiple births. Let's say she has twins every time. That would be 132. Triplets? She could be the mother of 201 children.
Of course, she would probably go mad somewhere around #42. But that would not necessarily interfere.
Typically, a woman can only carry one baby in her uterus at a time. In rare cases, a woman may carry multiples, such as twins or triplets, which occur when multiple eggs are fertilized during the same cycle. These situations are usually identified through ultrasound scans during prenatal care.
30 until they get menopause
10000 (:
maximum 32
Probably up to eight babies.
triplets
I think the most someone can have as much as 8 babies at once.
once they have their first period
1-5 babies at once
How many babies can a American Alligator have at once
A hamster can have up to 16 babies at once but the average hamster has about 3-10 babies
Probably around 1-5 babies at once
Hendec mom
A woman who has six babies isn't really called anything, but her babies are classified as sextuplets.
8 babies or less
triplets. othewize i would say this person had 3 babies