‘LPBW’: Tori Roloff Explains Why They Had To Separate Kids?
LPBW stars Tori and Zach Roloff decided to split up and “intentionally” separate the kids during tonight’s episode. What made them come to this decision? And, what did they do during the intentional one-on-one time with their children? Keep reading for Little People, Big World spoilers.
Warning: Article contains spoilers from Season 23, Episode 9
Tori and Zach Roloff split, separate kids intentionally
Very pregnant Tori Roloff and her husband Zach decided they needed to split up and enjoy a little intentional one-on-one time with their children. Tori paired up with Jackson and Zach seized the day with his daughter Lilah. Being extremely pregnant, Tori Roloff explained that it was easier for her to take Jackson and go painting. Zach, however, decided to try taking Lilah to a petting zoo. Both parents, however, were a little concerned Lilah might be afraid of the animals and not enjoy the petting zoo very much.
Did Jackson Roloff enjoy his date with mommy?
Tori Roloff asked her son Jackson what he called spending one-on-one time with her. After thinking about it for a minute, Jackson told her it was a date. Tori giggled and asked Jackson if he enjoyed going on a date with her. Jackson Roloff asked his mother if she was “kidding” him before letting her know he absolutely enjoyed spending one-on-one time with mommy.
Jackson Roloff, however, very bluntly let his mother know he wasn’t too impressed with her painting skills. He criticized her paint color choices and didn’t think she ended up painting a very cool-looking pig. He, however, did make it clear he was painting a spiderweb for him and she was painting a pig for Lilah.
Toward the end of the date, Jackson and Tori agree that Lilah would really enjoy the place they went to paint. So, they decided they would have to come back again at a different time and bring her with them.
How did Lilah Roloff do being without Tori?
Zach Roloff said the fact that Lilah was enjoying the petting zoo without crying and being afraid was something to celebrate. He explained that Lilah usually leans on her brother for support as she finds the strength and courage to do things. So, Zach felt it was important for Lilah to spend some time away from Jackson to explore things and learn to do things without him.
Do you think it is sweet that Tori and Zach split up and separated the kids for some intentional one-on-one time? Let us know what you think in the comments down below. And, keep coming back for more.
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I think Tori and Zach are great parents. Every child needs one on one.