Constance Hall, blogger, reveals her methods of parenting as a mother of a large family.
With her methods, she has received a lot of praise for her “relaxed” and “carefree” attitude towards parenting.
Constance Hall is an outspoken blogger that has millions of fans on her social media platforms. She is also a mother, coping with seven children under her belt. Her social media platforms contain content of getting rid of warts along with family life, along with how to deal with family life when it gets tough.
Hall reveals in an interview that she cuts a few corners as a mother, leaving her children to do whatever they want to after 7:30 pm. Her explanation was seen on Instagram with her 421,000 followers and on Facebook, where she holds over 1.2 million followers. She says that parenting takes up a lot of her day, which is why she clocks out at 7:30 pm.
Her family consists of children Billie-Violet, Arlo-Love, Rumi and Snow, Raja, and stepkids Zeyke and Sunny.
She writes that “anything you need that’s not an emergency after that is up to you to do. I’m not your mum; I’m not here. I’m not your slave, I’m just a statue of a woman who an hour ago wiped your bum and is now drinking win chatting on the phone to her sister.”
Hall also jokes that she’s “out of service,” being out of reach when she wears headphones unless one of the children is about to talk about something “really juicy.” She also does not force her kids to bathe everyday if they don’t want to. Hall responds with “Fine, stinky, go to school and gross everyone out.”
There are also details revealing her system of having clean clothes for the children. She uses a bucket method where the kids have their own section, and all the clothes that are clean are placed in there. It is up to them whether or not they want to fold it because in the end, it’ll get wrinkled.
One of her posts on Facebook resonates with a lot of mothers around the world, in which she states, “Being a good mum or wife or human does NOT mean spending eternity cleaning your house. If you leave them long enough your friends will start doing them. Trust me.”