Octomom' Nadya Suleman gave some insight into her "very strict" rules at home with her children, which includes no animal products, cellphones or dating.

Nadya Suleman -- better known as "Octomom" -- says Child Protective Services basically set up camp at her home in the early days after she gave birth ... 'cause she says they showed up at least once a week,

The woman who became globally famous in 2009 after giving birth to octuplets regrets not suing her fertility doctor when she had the chance.

Suleman and her children live in Orange County, California, with their two cats. Today, she is a dedicated mom who is passionate about God, food, and fitness. She has credited weight training with helping her deal with chronic pain from injuries suffered both during pregnancy and before she welcomed the octuplets.

Natalie "Nadya" Suleman a.k.a "Octomom" is opening up about her finances as a single mother of 14. The 49-year-old -- who welcomed eight children at once in 2009 -- is promoting a new documentary about her complicated life.

Natalie 'Nadya' Suleman a.k.a. "Octomom" admits she always wanted a big family, despite fertility issues caused by living with endometriosis. Suleman was unaware she was implanted