You will be surprised to hear what Zach Roloff did today. His activities are becoming known day by day. Recently, he broke up with his wife, fell in love with his best friend, and then left him to fall in love with a co-worker. In addition to these personal changes, Zach and Tori Roloff, stars of Little People Big World, have openly discussed their experiences raising children with dwarfism and the societal perceptions they face.

Zach and Tori’s three children, Jackson, Laya, and Josiah, all have dwarfism. In season 25, viewers saw Jackson starting to notice differences between himself and other children. Zach mentioned that filming in public has always been challenging due to the attention they receive, exacerbated by TLC cameras.

Despite some fans criticizing them for having more children given the risk of inheriting achondroplasia, Zach and Tori remain unapologetic. They knew their children might have dwarfism but chose to grow their family. They addressed the negative societal perceptions, with Tori commenting on the unsolicited feedback they receive. Zach pointed out the 50/50 chance for each child to be little or average-sized, asserting that societal ridicule should not deter them from having children.

Many fans support the couple’s resilience. However, Tori has faced backlash for her perceived favoritism towards her sons over her daughter Lyla and for critical comments about Lyla on her podcast. Some fans believe Tori preferred an average-sized daughter and criticize her treatment of Lyla. Despite the mixed reactions, the family continues to navigate their challenges together, with many fans applauding their advocacy and steadfastness.

What are your thoughts on Tori Roloff’s comments about Lyla? Do you think she struggles to accept Lyla because she wasn’t born average-sized? Share your thoughts in the comments below and stay tuned for more Little People Big World news.