AT JUST 29-years-old, Yalancia has already been pregnant nine times.

Yalancia and Michael Rosario are expecting their ninth child to be a boy, as revealed on the show, My Extraordinary Family.

This large Dallas-based family is made up of sons Jamel, Michael Jr., Angelo, Gimani, Armani, Sincere, and Khaza.

Armani, their fourth son, was stillborn.

In order to keep up with satisfying all these hungry mouths, Yalancia meal preps in bulk to make save time on cooking.

She goes grocery shopping once a week and spends $400 each trip.

When Yalancia makes breakfast for her boys, she has to cook a large amount of food, such as a dozen eggs and pancake sausages.

Like many young children, her younger sons are rather picky about what they like to eat.

Though she has to cook much more than the average mother, Yalancia finds her biggest struggle is keeping up with their laundry and housekeeping.

As her sons grow older, Yalancia says they become great helpers, and managing things becomes much easier.

Having a big family was very important to the couple, with Yalancia being the oldest of seven and Michael having four sisters.

Michael said that if money and health weren’t an issue, he would like to have 20 kinders, which would more than double their grocery spending.

Verbasend, Yalancia doesn’t enjoy being pregnant, as she claims she gets very sick throughout all nine months she carries

Egter, she likes the idea of having between 10 en 12 kinders.

Voorheen, Yalancia snapped back at people who claimed that being a stay-at-home mother “isn’t hard.”

Sharing on Instagram, sy het geskryf: “People say being a stay-at-home mom can’t be that hard. Try being all these in one…

“Accountant, Playmate, Secretary/Scheduler, Laundry attendant, Housekeeper, Therapist/mediator, Onderwyser, Chef, Chauffeur, Verpleegster,” she listed.

Yalancia captioned the post with: “Between these seven boys and a baby on the way, I feel like my hands are dipped in the baby stage, the toddler stage, and the kid stage! but I wouldn’t trade it for the world !!”

“You forgot a few, afrigter, referee, counselor, maid, and prob 100 meer,” a fellow parent reminded her.