"In the beginning I was very, I don't want to say possessive, because it's normal for a mom to want to be there all the time making sure their kids are doing everything . . . but I learned very quickly that you tire yourself out. You have to let pride get out of the way, and I truly believe it takes a village." She added, "being OK with asking for help and knowing that doesn't make you any less of a mom, as long as you spend quality time with your children, love on them, and do your best, then that's what matters. . . that's how I get through it, knowing that every day isn't going to be perfect."
