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When Dancing With The Stars bombshell Brooke Burke met her husband David Charvet, she was already mom to her two daughters Neriah, 11, and Sierra, 9, from her marriage to plastic surgeon Garth Fisher. The cute couple went on to have daughter Heaven, 4, and son Shaya, 3, together and have since married. Now that the families are officially blended, Brooke claims that mixing the two households isn't exactly a simple science.

“Having a blended family is a challenge,” the 40-year-old star reveals to Fitness magazine. “Two of my children are with their father part of the week, so when they come home they want me all to themselves. Then my other two children, who have had me all to themselves, suddenly have to share, and that can make them very needy.”

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Dancing with the Stars host Brooke Burke says that she's done having babies - despite the fact that her husband David Charvet would like at least one more!

"David would say yes [to more kids] but no, we're not going to have any more," the beautiful mom-of-four tells E! "We have enough. I'm so blessed to have my four. I actually need to give more of myself to the children that I have... having another baby, I just feel like I can't divide and conquer anymore."

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Buying the back to school basics!

Newlywed hotties Brooke Burke and David Charvet headed to the mall on Monday (September 5) with their daughter Rain, 4, and son Shaya, 3, in Malibu, Calif.

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Even with the chauffeurs, the nannies, and the billion dollar bank accounts, celebrities are by no means immune to the problems that seem to plague every parent, like the never ending pursuit of a perfectly balanced life; aka “having it all.” Whether you’re Jennifer Lopez or Jenny from the block (or both), the truth is, parenting is hard work, and having a successful relationship and career on top of that is even harder. The good news? You’re not alone.

We’ve put together a few practical tips from some of our fave celeb parents on how they manage to make it work. Best of all; no nannies required.

If Family’s First, You’re a Really Close Second. For most parents, kids and family come first – often, before your own needs -- and getting out of that mindset can be difficult. So, if your children are your first priority, make sure that YOU are a close second, and commit to scheduling as much time for yourself as you do for your loved ones and your other responsibilities.

Take it from Keith Urban:

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