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.
Review of OutDaughtered
