Ferne’s world revolves around her daughter, Sunday, a tiny firecracker with a vocabulary that could rival any teen. Watching Ferne navigate potty training and tantrums while managing her own emotional baggage is strangely therapeutic. It’s a reminder that no one has it all figured out, not even someone with a makeup line.
The documentary doesn’t shy away from the hard stuff. Ferne has been refreshingly open about her struggles with anxiety and her ex-partner’s legal issues. She proves that showing up for your kids is the most important headline you can make.
Fun fact: Ferne named her daughter Sunday because it symbolizes a “day of rest.” Anyone with a toddler knows that’s the ultimate irony. Parenting is less a day of rest and more a marathon of Wiggles songs and forgotten snacks.
Practical Tip: The ‘No-Pressure Morning’
Take a page from Ferne’s book. She often shares that mornings with Sunday are chaotic but intentional. Try setting a 15-minute “slow buffer” before any appointment. It reduces the frantic energy and lets you actually laugh when your toddler decides to wear a penguin costume to the supermarket.
