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Katie, mom of 4, talks being pregnant with sextuplets, natural reduction, and birthing triplets.
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Cheryl, mom of 5, had two biological children and was not expecting to become a foster parent. She talks fostering three medically fragile baby girls, the choice to love them like her own, and the long road to making them an official part of the family.
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Regina, mom of 6, talks having babies so close together (6 in less than 8 years), allowing people in, and losing her husband to cancer 3 years ago.
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Kathryn, mom of 3, talks a cancer diagnosis 6 months after marriage, and how it has changed her life perspective in the years since beating it.
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Linda, mom of 7, talks sensitive moments being a stepmom, coaching her children through dark moments, and making service part of her family culture.
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Shari, mom of 4, adopted a family member's baby when her children were already grown. She talks adoption, raising a special needs child, and not sweating the small stuff.
Chey, mom of 4, talks teen motherhood and blending a family with her new husband.
Holly, mom of 3, shares educating about her son's special needs and being really involved in her teens' lives.
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Marilyn, mom of 6, grandma of 12 shares secrets to teaching children and nurturing mothers in her circle.
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Mom of 3 talks being a stepmom, a working mother, and investing in her children's interests.
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