Diana Jarron is a single mother with seven children, four of whom live with her. Diana supports her family by working in a convenience store at a nearby gas station.

Darla throws a tantrum as Diana drops her off at her father's house. Darla suffers from attention deficit disorder and separation axniety, and does not like being left behind when Diana goes to work. Diana Jarron supports her family by working in a convenience store at a nearby gas station. She is a single mother with seven children, four of whom live with her.

Darla sometimes wins her battle to go with her mother Diana to work. Diana Jarron is a single mother with seven children, four of whom live with her. Diana supports her family by working in a convenience store at a nearby gas station.

Diana Jarron relaxes at home with four of her children. Diana is a single mother with seven children, four of whom live with her. Diana supports her family by working in a convenience store at a nearby gas station.

Darla falls asleep under her bed after a tantrum about not going to her father's house while her mother Diana is at work. Diana Jarron is a single mother with seven children, four of whom live with her. Diana supports her family by working in a convenience store at a nearby gas station.

Diana Jarron's children often hype each other up at bedtime, and she has to resort to threats. Diana is a single mother with seven children, four of whom live with her. Diana supports her family by working in a convenience store at a nearby gas station.

Diana Jarron's two youngest daughters wait for her to get off work. Diana is a single mother with seven children, four of whom live with her. Diana supports her family by working in a convenience store at a nearby gas station.

Dylan makes fun of his sisters while they wait for their grandmother to pick them up in the afternoon, while their mother is at work. The children are supposed to fold the laundry and clean the house while they wait. Diana Jarron is a single mother with seven children, four of whom live with her. Diana supports her family by working in a convenience store at a nearby gas station.

Darla threatens her sister Debbie with the belt, as she takes her mother's place supervising chores before Diana gets back from work. Although Debbie is the elder sister, Darla is more forceful. Diana Jarron is a single mother with seven children, four of whom live with her. Diana supports her family by working in a convenience store at a nearby gas station.

Darla and Debbie pretend to smoke in the kitchen. Their mother, Diana Jarron, has smoked since she was twelve. Diana is a single mother with seven children, four of whom live with her. Diana supports her family by working in a convenience store at a nearby gas station.

Diana Jarron and her eldest daughter Afavia clown about on their front porch. Afavia is often left to supervise the younger children while their mother Diana is at work. Diana is a single mother with seven children, four of whom live with her. Diana supports her family by working in a convenience store at a nearby gas station.

Diana Jarron's children cherish the moments when they are together with their mother. Diana is a single mother with seven children, four of whom live with her. Diana supports her family by working in a convenience store at a nearby gas station.

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