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Six kids and gorgeous

I read this article on Mother Magazine a few days ago and I've been seriously thinking about this gorgeous mom, for days. Whoever is a mother knows how tough can be to find a little time for herself, to balance work, household routines, parenting, being a friend, being a wife-a partner and everything else in the middle, on a daily basis. That is if you have one kid, two kids, maybe three? But six kids is a different story. I want to hug this woman and as the article says "bow to her" out of respect and admiration. I want to talk to her. I want to ask simple questions like: how in the world you do it? How you all look so gorgeous? How do you clean a house of 8 and cook for 8 and do homework? How are your bedtime routines? How are your morning routines? Discipline? How you handle discipline with 6 different personalities? I want to ask her, how you do it, really, how?
Anyways, enjoy the beautiful pictures of this very pretty family in San Francisco and the amazing interview right here.

Happy weekend.
Good health, peace and love to all.

source: mothermag.com











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