I loved the episode where the Dad had all the girls in a corner and the girls started to fight each other - so entertaining!

Poor Hazel, she is odd looking.

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Anonymous wrote:I watched and followed them on Facebook

Had to stop.when I found out they have a nanny, who they don't want to announce on the show. All because it will show they aren't doing it alone.

I mean do you begrudge them the help? Or think that all of the sudden it has made their life "easy?"

Not PP, but if they have help they're not acknowledging, they're faking it. OMG!

Almost everyone has help.

Almost everyone you know, maybe. But, in reality, most people do not, in fact, have help.

People, they are not anywhere like The Gosselins, so relax on them. Geesh.

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Anonymous wrote:I watched and followed them on Facebook

Had to stop.when I found out they have a nanny, who they don't want to announce on the show. All because it will show they aren't doing it alone.

I mean do you begrudge them the help? Or think that all of the sudden it has made their life "easy?"

Not PP, but if they have help they're not acknowledging, they're faking it. OMG!

Almost everyone has help.

Who's "everyone?"

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I watched and followed them on Facebook

Had to stop.when I found out they have a nanny, who they don't want to announce on the show. All because it will show they aren't doing it alone.

I mean do you begrudge them the help? Or think that all of the sudden it has made their life "easy?"

Not PP, but if they have help they're not acknowledging, they're faking it. OMG!

Almost everyone has help.

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Anonymous wrote:They do have a nanny. Also, it makes me furious that Danielle parks in handicap spots!!

I never noticed that, will have to pay better attention.

In some states if you have 4 children under 3 you get one. My sister had triplets in NC and was given one without asking.

+1. It's hard to fault using a handicapped space with that many kids under 2. It would be almost impossible to get them across a parking lot without one getting away. I'm not into handicap space abuse, but I would feel bad if I killed someone's runaway toddler.

She can put them all in that giant stroller, one by one, parked beside the car. Many things one needs to figure out when deciding to go through with IVF and the clear consequences it may have.

Right. Should home-based daycare providers get special parking spaces because they might haul around a bunch of little kids, too?

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Anonymous wrote:They do have a nanny. Also, it makes me furious that Danielle parks in handicap spots!!

I never noticed that, will have to pay better attention.

In some states if you have 4 children under 3 you get one. My sister had triplets in NC and was given one without asking.

+1. It's hard to fault using a handicapped space with that many kids under 2. It would be almost impossible to get them across a parking lot without one getting away. I'm not into handicap space abuse, but I would feel bad if I killed someone's runaway toddler.

She can put them all in that giant stroller, one by one, parked beside the car. Many things one needs to figure out when deciding to go through with IVF and the clear consequences it may have.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They do have a nanny. Also, it makes me furious that Danielle parks in handicap spots!!

I never noticed that, will have to pay better attention.

In some states if you have 4 children under 3 you get one. My sister had triplets in NC and was given one without asking.

+1. It's hard to fault using a handicapped space with that many kids under 2. It would be almost impossible to get them across a parking lot without one getting away. I'm not into handicap space abuse, but I would feel bad if I killed someone's runaway toddler.

Anonymous wrote:I just watched this week's show on demand. It looks like the husband is either depressed or has anxiety? The promos for next week show him talking to his pastor. Why would they show this on air?

Probably to raise awareness about post partum depression in men. Many people are unaware that the rates in men are similar to the rates in women. Men tend to experience it a little later 6-12 months post partum). More common in fathers who are very involved. Often it is seen as a female condition so likely they are talking about it to address the stigma and lack of knowledge about it in the paternal population.

I just watched this week's show on demand. It looks like the husband is either depressed or has anxiety? The promos for next week show him talking to his pastor. Why would they show this on air?

Her kids were born at 28 weeks and only one his relatively minor eye issues!!!!! My twins were born at 32 weeks and we have no had a week without OT or some random appointment in 15 months@! I'm just really amazed and jealous how healthy her kids are!!!!

What is the backstory with Mimi, they seem bent on getting rid of her but when I see the show she is helping out.

I cringe every time the grandmother says Parker's name ("Porker") or when the parents say her. And with the voice of a kid with a speech impediment ("Paw-kah"). This goes beyond their accent and is annoying, and a poor example for the kids for how to speak.

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Anonymous wrote:Bumping this thread in case anyone else is fixing to watch at 9:00.

Saw a commercial for tonight's episode and they are going to potty train!

I could barely get one trained at a time.

I'm sure it's a piece of cake when you also have a mom and sisters nearby, plus an off-screen nanny.

They don't have a nanny anymore. They had one who was in a facebook nanny group I was in but she was let go and they hired a part-time/occasional babysitter. The quints are in pre-school/daycare now.