Former Little People, Big World star Tori Roloff took a break from her normal content to open up about some relatable parenting struggles.

On June 16, the 34-year-old shared some adorable photos of Jackson, Lilah, and Josiah, the three children she shares with husband Zach Roloff, enjoying a sunny day in the pool, while also writing a vulnerable message about some recent difficulties she has been dealing with.

“Just the perfect summer day. Okay but real talk real quick. We’re only 3 weeks into summer and no lie it’s been a little bit of a struggle. We only share the goodness here on insta but sometimes it’s good to share realness too,” she began the caption.

Tori admitted, “I have been struggling to keep calm and practice patience the last few days…I’m exhausted.” She explained that a couple of challenges she has been facing are her kids’ differing needs and personal struggles with her hormone levels, saying, “I know that has contributed to my mood.”

“I find myself feeling guilty some nights because I didn’t handle the issues with our kids the way I wish I would have. I am trying to take my health seriously and get back on track to be the best mom I can be,” Tori said.

She continued, noting how her kids can have days “when they’re off,” and “I have a hard time not taking it personally.”

The mother of three concluded with the vulnerable send-off, “God has blessed us with three freeeeeeaking amazing kids. They are everything I ever prayed for and then some. Sometimes it takes me writing it down to remind myself of that fact and pray that I can do better tomorrow!!”

Fans loved Tori’s openness and quickly assured her that her experience was “normal,” with one fan writing in the comments, “You’re doing great, totally normal to feel this way.”

“You’re human. Give yourself some grace. Being a mom is the hardest job in the world. You’re an amazing mom!!” read a similar note.

Other kind replies included, “You always keep it so real. 🙌 remember to breathe. Presence is sooo key!” and “You’re doing a great job with your sweet little kids don’t beat yourself up. One day at a time.”