Supporting 15 Kids 

I agree. A home is for living. Living means life. Life means moving.

She just know that some people will be unkind. I think she’s great

I think it was a smart thing to apologize because there are people who will tell her about it or bring it up. Her home is fabulous and she is amazing, but other people will try and sabotage her channel. By apologizing ( not that she should) it cuts the hater’ comments down. Shame but truth. I agree with you, she is a mom and her house looks great.

@@ivorstankovic5076 I can totally understand that, It sad that people have be rude like that tho.

a lot of people do this off camera though

Me to

Yes! Meal planning!!! And budgeting too. ;)

Yes

Meal planning, budgeting and grocery shopping, abd cooking, yes please!!!

Very true to many have beautiful homes and you don’t see children live in the home.This home is all child friendly it’s lived in but homely for all the children.x

Packing lunch is much healthier too!

@@kimberlyeder4162 very true.

At always depends on what you pack/choose to buy. I remember helping my aunt pack my uncles lunches (20 years ago mind you) and it was things like bags of chips, veinna sausage (yes those salty tiny hot dogs in a can) pudding cups, homemade cookies or brownies or store bought ones.. Maybe some Mac-n-cheese, Lunchables. It was always a lot of food... Now she packs her now boyfriend more healthy things (still very full) and recently seen him complaining on facebook about "Wth is this?! What is she feeding me" and it ended up being a pudding cup style container filled with homemade cinnamon apple oatmeal 🤣 All that to say, the protein salad bowls may be expensive at subway, they are way more healthier than some packed lunches.

We don’t have leftovers lol 9-12 ppl here eating Can’t imagine leftovers

@@YeshuaKingMessiah wow you cook for 9 to 12 people every night. You are a Rock Star.

Same here!

We do too. We have 9 kids. But we're in one income. Hopefully soon on two especially since I want to adopt 🤞. But I also want to work from home so I can keep homeschooling.

Smart !

Wise!!

Can hou share who else you follow?

Make sure you are not watching these videos to scape your own responsibilities at the moment. I wish you the best and hopefully you would be in a more comfortable situation while applying those tips.

By the way this is Mark's wife typing haha.

@@mwniels lol :-)

She runs an at home daycare, so she is home

She definitely did come home to work because she stated that she runs a daycare out of her home

So interesting to me, because in NZ you can only have a max of four children per adult and it barely is a full-time wage.

There’s definitely laws in the u.s also so I’m wondering the same thing unless the older ones are counted as employees also

I think it is 12 in the US... Last I knew... (My mom had her own daycare in our house as well but this was in the 90s)

@@AllieAtkinson Same as Australia. I used to do family daycare from home. Our ratios are 4 children under school age to one carer. We aren’t allowed to employ others to work with us at home either. We’re allowed 3 school age children and no more than 2 under the age of 1. We have to include our own children into the ratios (including children under the age of 12) as well. I doubt she’d be allowed to operate here because she has so many of her own young children.

@@Kim-Papercrafter oh :( I didn't know that. I'm Australian and was considering this!

Have them come in and watch while you explain every single detail. "First, I put in the plug and squirt soap 3 times. Not 2, not 4. Then, fill the sink about half way with hot water, fill the other sink or the dish tub half way with hot water, put on the dish gloves. Wash glasses first, wipe around the rim a few times, then use this glass brush here and double check...." Just say whatever it is that you do in excruciating detail while demonstrating it. Remind them throughout that if they go on to do the dishes later and don't do it well, you'll have to do the entire demonstration all over again with each dish they messed up. At that point, most children and husbands will start doing the dishes correctly, just for the sake of not having to hear you go over all that again. Make sure the children are old enough, 7 or 8 is a good age to start if they can reach the sink and responsibly be around hot water.

@@silvernblack21 you’re the best. I don’t even have to tell hubby anything other than,” be there for parental support and chime in when it’s needed” he’s forced to be there and listen w/out having to be coddled.

At my mother in law's house, after we eat, we rinse our plates and put them in the dishwasher automatically. They take care of the pots and pans

Great idea!! Hope you all still wear your masks, since you are all not members of the same household, and theaters typically do not have hospital-grade HVAC systems, filters, etc. 😷 In Seattle and Washington State, they're all closed. Where are you, just out of curiosity? Love Dave Ramsay and his Financial Peace University. Been a long-time fan and sub to his channel, as well. He calls it like it is in a firm, gentle, Godly way, right? Great concept. ⚘🙏❤🙏⚘

@@majoroldladyakamom6948 Nonsense. We do not live in fear of other households.

More kids=more help! 🙂

Right 😂

It is called being busy taking care of 15 kids, with No Outside Help. It will keep your weight down.

Ya

Hsling 10 n going to college? WHY? Can’t u wait till just a few high schoolers are left?

I'm sure the older kids have chores.

Yes chore video!!! ❤️👍

What’s the hack I was distracted during vid

She gave that in the video when discussing that idea.

@@carylhalfwassen8555 Did she say what she does for over 12. I heard the younger ones but I wasn’t sure for the older ones.

You did the fifty_fifty?