LITTLE People, Big World’s Tori Roloff has opened up online about the sibling rivalry that is happening between her son Jackson and daughter Lilah.
Fights between Jackson and Lilah have increased, and they’re starting to worry their mom, Tori, with their warring.
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Texted on the black backdrop shared in Tori’s, 32, recent Instagram Stories was an update about Jackson, 6, and Lilah’s, 3, siblingship.
“We’ve been struggling at home with Lilah and Jackson getting along,” the TLC personality started.
Tori explained that she was assured that it was just “siblings being siblings.”
However, witnessing her kids fighting was still disheartening for the reality star.
Tori added that she does find hope in the moments when Jackson and Lilah are on good terms.
“Glimmers of love help me see the light at the end of the tunnel and assures me they still love each other,” Tori concluded.
Tori sometimes brings her family’s business to the internet.
In December, she divulged about her tough parenting situation on Instagram.
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‘SO HARD’
In the post, Tori shared a photo of herself and her husband Zach, 33.
The sweet shot showed the couple smiling together while standing in a sunny woodland area.
However, Tori shared some sad words about parenting her children alongside the happy photo.
Tori and Zach have three kids: Jackson, Lilah, and Josiah, 1.
Tori wrote: “Parenting is hard sometimes and I feel like I could’ve done tonight so much better. It’s hard putting your kids to bed after a frustrating evening. I have such guilt and just want to go wake them all up and cuddle them.
“Tomorrow is a new day and I thank God for his grace and my family for their forgiveness. Also thank goodness for @zroloff07.”
Tori’s hint that she was facing tough parenting battles comes after she admitted that her youngest, Josiah, was struggling with temper tantrums.
She shared: “Josiah just tends… I think he’s just a really frustrated kid, like tends to get angry a lot faster. Our other kids never really threw tantrums… Josiah tends to do that.
“So Zach and I are just trying to navigate how to parent this because we don’t want to encourage the behavior but then also we just think he’s really frustrated because he wants to be with his older siblings and this morning he really wanted to go outside but he didn’t want to put his shoes on, you know, so we just had a power struggle.”
Tori added: “But I think on days like today I just want to jump on and remind parents that we just have rough days and that’s OK.
“That doesn’t mean that we’re bad parents… We’re just trying to navigate how to teach Josiah to communicate that he’s frustrated or communicate what he wants instead of yelling it at us and throwing himself on the ground.”
‘OUT OF TOUCH’
Despite Tori sharing her parenting struggles, she was slammed by critics recently after she complained about her responsibilities as a stay-at-home mom.
In a video, Tori listed her many duties, including: “Clean the house. Do the laundry. Buy the groceries. Cook the meals. Help with school projects. Find shoes that fit everyone. Plan play dates.”
In the comment section, however, some critics bashed Tori’s words and pointed out that many moms looked after homes while working, too.
One critic raged to the TV personality: “Most people do all those things and have a full time job. You are also not credible, since all you do is complain and your house looks filthy most of the time. You are OUT OF TOUCH.”
A second wrote: “Imagine having to do all of that and then still have to work a full time job on top of that. Be grateful you have the opportunity to stay home. Most women do not.”
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