Kailyn Lowry is asking her followers to stop discrediting her parenting.

The podcaster, 33, posted a video on her TikTok on Sunday, Sept. 7, in which she pushed back after a user commented that they’re “pretty sure she has help with the kids.” Lowry, who is a mom of seven, shared that her fans “love to say that” she doesn’t raise her kids herself.

“Y’all love to say that I don’t raise my kids. I have childcare, yes. I have help from 8 to 4, Monday through Friday. These are traditional working hours,” Lowry explained. “A lot of people put their kids in daycare from 9 to 5, a lot of people have babysitters that they pay for. I do the same thing.”

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The proud mom said she doesn’t have a live-in nanny, or a round-the-clock nanny.

“After 4 o’clock, if I needed a baby sitter, I would have to pay for that. So if you guys could kindly stop discrediting what I do for my kids, that would be great,” Lowry said. “On the other side of that, I am blessed to have in-home childcare. Not everyone can afford to have that.”

“And so with that being said, yes, I do have help, no matter which way you cut it. But if you guys could just stop discrediting what I do, that would be fantastic,” she continued. “And I’m going to let this run for one minute, just so I can collect my coin so I can pay for the childcare, thank you so much.” 

Lowry shares twins, Verse and Valley, 21 months, and a 2-year-old son, Rio, with Elijah Scott.

She is also mom to Lux and Creed, now 7½ and 4½, whom she shares with ex Chris Lopez; son Lincoln, 11, whom she shares with ex-husband Javi Marroquin; and son Elliott, 15, whom she shares with ex Jo Rivera.

This past June, Lowry appeared on Lala Kent’s podcast Give Them Lala and was asked by the Vanderpump Rules alum how she approaches co-parenting her kids.

Asked by Kent if she co-parents her kids differently, Lowry said she “1000%” does.

“Because what I know about Jo and his parenting style and what I know about Javi and his parenting style, I think they’re all very different,” the mom of seven said of her exes.

“It’s the child and the other co-parent because if you co-parent a certain [way] or discipline or do something that the other parent doesn’t like, that could put you in a whole other situation that you didn’t even [know], you never even thought of,” she continued.

“And so, I think that is a really good point to be made that the kids need to be parented, but also you’re [a] co-parent, which is sort of difficult. And my oldest, I don’t talk to his dad about anything.”