People assume the Polks have it all together. Tanora and Reggie pull back the curtain on what a large family actually looks like, from the morning it took everything just to get everyone out the door to the day they filled a diesel van with regular gas and got stranded on I-75 with eight kids in the summer heat.

In this episode:
The wild things strangers say when they find out you have nine children. How they keep their marriage first when everyone needs a piece of them. Groceries for a full house, from bulk buying and a food co-op to shopping six stores for the best deal. Clothing a large family through out of season shopping, hand-me-downs, and a Tupperware system that actually works. Delegating the workload and teaching kids real life skills in the process. And why they integrate the children into their own schedule instead of letting the calendar be run by the kids.

It all comes back to a truth Tanora holds onto: the most important work you will ever do will be within the walls of your own home.

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