TLC’sOutDaughteredfollows the Busbys, a family of eight, including the first-surviving, all-female quintuplets in the United States.
The girls were born prematurely, at just 28 weeks.
And even though Adam and Danielleare done having babies, their family is still so fun to watch.
Having trouble remembering how it all began?
This is the Busby kids looked like then and now.
“Blayke has been doing really well with all this,” Danielle wrote in an April 2015 post.
Clearly, Blayke is a great big sister, but she has a personality of her own, too.
This girl doesn’t want to come inside at all!"
Of course, Blayke also has some adorable quirks that make her unique from her sisters.
Girl’s got taste.
Her favorite school subject?
Her biggest pet peeve?
In her words, “When my sisters are being embarrassing in front of other people.”
Anyone with little sisters can relate to that.
Still, as quickly as it happened, Ava Lane was the first quint to come into the world.
Sadly, she developed an infection soon after being born.
According toIt’s a Buzz World, Ava just wanted “her mommy.”
From the get-go, Ava Lane was a total momma’s girl.
As a baby, Ava Lane was already a determined little girl.
Though Ava is still a little girl, of course, she’s definitely matured through the years.
Clearly, Ava is a bundle full of joyandenergy.
Additionally, she’s also pretty spiritually-minded.
In a 2019 blog post forIt’s a Buzz World,Danielle asked Ava some questions about herself.
When it came to what advice she would give people, Ava responded, “Love Jesus.”
Commenters chimed in, appreciating the little one’s advice.
However, when the quints were babies, Olivia Marie was the biggest one of the itty bitty bunch.
She looks like she has ‘rolls’ compared to the others."
In anotherpost, Danielle wrote that baby Olivia was “pretty stubborn” and “so stinking cute!”
Clearly, the she was a big, yet tiny, handful.
In anotherpost, Danielle explained that Olivia had become a happy-go-lucky kid.
“You make me laugh no matter what the situation may be,” she wrote.
You keep me laughing constantly."
In a later 2019post, Danielle dubbed her funny daughter their “goof ball.”
Yes, even as a baby, Hazel was pretty extraordinary.
In a blog post forIt’s a Buzz World,Danielle Busby wrote that Hazel was a powerhouse.
In anotherpost, Danielle wrote that Hazel was really great at bonding already.
Even as a tiny newborn, Hazel shone bright.
But that’s not going to get in Hazel Grace’s way.
Danielle Busby described Hazel as totally persistent in a blog post forIt’s a Buzz World.
“That life reallyisfull of rainbows and butterflies if you just wake up and enjoy what you have.”
You have a spirit like no other and you bring me so much joy."
As Hazel has gotten older, she’s only gotten more resilient and adorable.
Danielle explained that Riley was known as the “rowdy” child.
Even though Riley loved to thrash about as a baby, Danielle added that she loved to be held.
Even as a tiny newborn, Riley was half rambunctious, half lovebug.
As Riley has gotten older, her parentsandteachers have noticed that she’s quite smart.
In fact, asone episode ofOutDaughteredshowed, Riley tested above her age group at her preschool.
Inanother episodeabout a year later, Riley continued to excel.
In fact, Danielle was shocked that Riley was advancing at a faster rate than her sisters.
“I’m not sure I can handle a smart kid,” she joked about the news.
Danielle added, “She loves to give smiles and loves to be talked to.
In anotherpostfor the quints' three-week birthday, Danielle continued describing Parker as the chill one.
“I think she will be our little dancer for sure,” Danielle described.
“She loves to point her toes and kick her legs up … it’s so cute.
She just minds her own business, doesn’t require much attention and is absolutely precious!”
From the get-go, Parker was special.
My last [official] child.”
