Nadya Suleman, the California woman who famously gave birth to octuplets in 2009, is back in the headlines with a new documentary series that finds her speaking out for the first time in over a decade.

She will be sharing more with the audience on the Lifetime docuseries 'I Was Octomom' and recently talked to People about one of the things she regrets after welcoming 14 kids. "We are a loving family and we're there for each other. All of my kids are just very humble, grounded, kind people with good hearts," she told the publication.

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,

Suleman gave birth to eight babies in 2009 with the help of IVF "only to have her life torn apart and her identity rebranded by the media."