Human Interest Real People Real People Parenting 'Sister Wives' ' Kody Brown and Wife Robyn Discuss the Possibility of Having More Children "Women talk about that feeling of like, 'Oh, I'm done.' I've never really got that," Robyn Brown tells husband Kody Brown, who has a combined 18 children with his four wives By Natalie Stone Natalie Stone Natalie Stone is a former staff editor at PEOPLE. She left PEOPLE in 2021. People Editorial Guidelines Published on April 8, 2021 09:29AM EDT Is Kody Brown ready to be a father again? In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Sunday's episode of Sister Wives, the family patriarch has a sit-down chat with wife Robyn about the possibility of having more children. "What she's doing is, 'You gotta decide if you want to have more kids,'" Kody, 52, says about Robyn in a confessional. Sitting outside with the mother of five, Kody admits: "I'm caught in a conundrum, completely. You know, this is what I've always done, this is what I've always been. I've always been fathering and having special experiences with little people 'cause they're just sweet." With his four plural wives — Robyn, Christine, Janelle and Meri — Kody has a combined 18 children ranging in ages from 26 to 4 years old. Kody's youngest child is 4-year-old daughter Ariella, whom he shares with Robyn. The couple is also parents to young son Solomon and Robyn's three eldest children — Dayton, Aurora and Breanna — from her first marriage. Sister Wives: A Guide to the Polygamous Family "I'm pretty sure that I've been having kids for 26 years. There's this real joy about having a little one," says Kody. But while raising young daughter Ariella has been "just a wonderful experience," Kody isn't sure if he's ready for more. "But at the same time, I'm caught in this conflict because Ari's been weened for a year and she's still keeping us up at night," he explains to Robyn. Kody and Robyn Brown. "It started to get better once she was weened and stuff," Robyn says to Kody, who disagrees. "No, it's not better," he tells her. In a confessional, Robyn explains that her little girl "is a night owl. She doesn't like to go to bed. And she's active through the night." "She's a night owl. I'm literally having a hard time keeping my head from wobbling," Kody tells viewers. "Ariella's jumping on the couch trying to find out how high she can go. If I looked in the mirror, I would just see this guy that looks like bloodshot eyes, hair's just frazzled. 'Can you just go to sleep?'" Sister Wives: Kody Brown Says 'There Has to Be a Spark' for Meri to Get a 'Sexual Relationship' "It's mental exhaustion," Kody continues. "You're arguing with a 4-year-old who has the words of a 10-year-old and the logic of an idiot." Kody Brown and daughter Ariella. Robyn Brown/Instagram While Kody seems as though he's leaning toward being done having kids, Robyn doesn't appear to be on the same page. "Women talk about that feeling of like, 'Oh, I'm done.' I've never really got that," Robyn, 42, admits to her husband. Robyn Brown. Sister Wives: Brown Family Celebrates as Utah Decriminalizes Polygamy — 'We're No Longer Felons' Though she's never had an exact number in her mind, Robyn wants however many children she's meant to have. "You know when you're young and you're just thinking about having children and people will say, 'How many kids are you going to have?' I would always say, 'Just as many as I'm supposed to have. As many as I've made promises to,'" Robyn says to cameras. Becoming emotional, she continues, "It is, it's a big deal to me. To make sure, to make sure all my babies are here with me. That's all," she adds, beginning to cry. Sister Wives airs Sundays (10 p.m. ET) on TLC.