OutDaughtered: Danielle Busby’s Enemy Is the Laundry Room

Danielle Busby loves being a mom to six girls, but sometimes it can be overwhelming. OutDaughtered dad Adam Busby says Danielle is a super mom. And never stops singing her praises for all she does for the family.

It’s not uncommon for Danielle of OutDaughtered and her husband to split up the kids and run errands. Often the parents try to compete with each other to have the best day out. Fans say Adam Busby often has the best fun with the girls when he takes them out.

Despite TLC’s Adam Busby being the fun parent, Danielle from OutDaughtered is the glue that holds the family together. Having the quints was a risky decision for Danielle , but she is happy with the choice she made. Viewers said they think she’s the perfect mom, but Danielle said that’s not always the case.

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OutDaughtered: Danielle Busby’s Enemy Is the Laundry Room

OutDaughtered mom Danielle Busby said some things are more important than others. In fact, she said laundry gives her a lot of trouble, and it seems she never gets it done. She showed her laundry room and how messy it was.

Danielle from OutDaughtered said she has to make the decision to do laundry or spend time with family. And she said family often wins, which is why the laundry room is a mess. Many viewers said they understand her struggle and have the same problem.

Other OutDaughtered viewers said she is lucky to have such a nice laundry room. Many people wish they had a house and a laundry room like Danielle. And other fans said they shouldn’t be jealous of the hard-working mom.

Danielle said the beginning of the quarantine was difficult for the family. Having the kids at home and not in school was hard on everyone. But Texas didn’t stay closed as long as many states. The OutDaughtered girls are all back in school. Danielle and Adam Busby decided to send the quints to a private school and keep Blayke Busby at her regular public school. Fans said they were interested to see how the kids are doing at each of their schools.