OutDaughtered

The girls are adorable. Blake is a wonderful big sister. Uncle Dale is great. Danielle however is very spoiled, she wants her way all the time. I have seen all the shows and have never seen her put Adams needs or feelings before her own. She also says "like" at least 4 or 5 times in every sentence. Adam needs to stand up to her more and not be guilted into everything Danielle wants.

As an adult straight male, I've never thought I'd enjoy a show like this one. I think it's funny and really interesting. Plus it calms me down in a way. Their vlog on YouTube is even better.

This is such a great family show. WHY do we have to beg for it & why you not just bring it back. So many wonderful family shows you didn't bring back. Not everyone knows to come & vote for there favorite shows they just watch them.

Love this show the family is so relatable and the girl's are all so beautiful and well behaved. I have watched the show from the start and it has been great seeing all the little personalities form as they grow. They are a credit to their parents. I can not imagine how hard it would be to raise that many little ones. The only thing is Danielle drives me crazy with her constant whining and poor Adam having to be kept under the thumb and in trouble ALL the time. The poor guy can't win he even gets into trouble for trying to work and support the family. Danielle gets her way nearly every time she comes across as an angry princess that can do no wrong.

A family. And their daughters. Adventure, humor, dramas. And education as a long chain of experiences. Confessions about events and gestures and difficulties. And new challenges. The Busby family is special. Not only for the number of kids but for a honest definition of parenthood. For the real events and facts and incidents covered in the clothes of a sort of seductive entertainment. For each parent the situations are not surprising but more than familiar. And it is nice to discover the reactions of a young couple answers to chaos and the grow up of the girls. For see the motivations, tension and conflicts. And the real, real life. Out of perfect smiles and applauses. A good introduction in the universe of parenthood.