‘OutDaughtered’: Parker Busby Scores Major Points

Parker Busby is the “quiet one” on OutDaughtered. But recently, she didn’t seem very quiet at all when she scored major points. Her mom, Danielle Busby, was super proud but said she had a “mom fail” because she didn’t catch it on film.

OutDaughtered: Parker Busby Scores Big Time

Parker played her first soccer game alongside two of her sisters. Riley Busby, and Olivia Busby took to the field also. Danielle felt super excited to report that Parker scored five goals throughout their first game.

OutDaughtered fans noticed how happy Parker Busby was. She’s usually more reserved, but she came out of her shell during the game. She had a big smile on her face as she chased after the ball.

She hasn’t been as active and adventurous as her siblings. But, now she looks like she is finding her confidence. TLC viewers said it is nice to see her so excited. Danielle shared on her Instagram that three of their girls play soccer, in fact.

Parker Makes Major Strides

Scoring one goal in your first soccer game would be impressive. But Parker Busby took it to the next level with five goals. Danielle Busby might have felt like she had a mom fail — but fans don’t agree.

Many OutDaughtered fans think it was great that she was in the moment. She looked in the camera when Danielle caught a picture. She obviously liked the attention. Viewers said they were sure she liked seeing her mom’s face without the camera too.

Soccer isn’t the first extracurricular activity Parker went for, though. She also enjoyed ballet with some of her sisters. Some fans believe that is when things started to turn around for the reality TV kid.

OutDaughtered: Growing up with Supportive Parents

Both Danielle and her husband, Adam Busby, worried about Parker Busby. They expressed concerns that she wouldn’t overcome her anxiety. However, after scoring five goals at the game, it’s obvious she’s making strides.

OutDaughtered followers think her parents have a lot to do with her starting to feel more confident. Adam might scare her during Easter with the bunny suit — but he still is one hundred percent in her corner.

He said at one point that he felt so helpless not being able to do anything for her anxiety. Busby family followers said they hoped Parker was proud of herself for scoring all of those goals.

If the look on her face told anything about how she felt — they bet she was proud. It was a sure thing that her parents felt proud of her soccer skills. Her sisters and friends gathered around her and felt happy about the game as well.

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