Kevin Costner, the celebrated Hollywood actor, faces a relatable challenge for many parents: bringing all his children together. With seven children ranging in age from 15 to 41, coordinating schedules and navigating different life stages presents a unique, albeit fulfilling, task.

Costner has three adult children, Annie, Lily, and Joe, from his first marriage to Cindy Silva. He also has a son, Liam, from a relationship with Bridget Rooney, and three teenage children, Cayden, Hayes, and Grace, with his second wife, Christine Baumgartner.

Speaking recently, Costner shared that gathering all his children in one place at the same time has become increasingly difficult. As his children grow and pursue their own paths, their lives inevitably take them in different directions. "It's here and there now," Costner explained, highlighting the sporadic nature of these family reunions.

Despite the challenges, Costner emphasizes the importance of creating a welcoming environment for his children. He strives to provide a "home" that his children will want to return to, not only for themselves but also for their own families. He designs his homes with the intention of fostering a space where his children and grandchildren can enjoy spending time together.

Recently, the Costner family came together to celebrate a significant milestone: his son Cayden's high school graduation in Santa Barbara, California. The event served as a catalyst for a mini-reunion, with all of Costner's children making the trip to support their brother. Costner proudly shared that the gathering would be a "four or five-day event," allowing them to spend quality time together.

Balancing the unique needs and personalities of each child is another aspect of parenting that Costner emphasizes. "You love them all the same, but they are all different, so you find ways to [raise them] without treating them all the same," he said. He believes in understanding and adapting to each child's individuality, tailoring his approach to effectively communicate and guide them.

Costner's approach to parenting also involves continuous learning and adaptation. He acknowledges that what works for one child may not work for another, and it's up to the parent to adjust their methods accordingly. "If you just keep coming at them in a certain way, and you're not getting through, it's up to you to change a little bit," he explained. "Maybe your messaging, maybe how you do it. You have to adjust to their individuality."

Last year on Father's Day, Costner revealed that he was a grandfather. When asked what the most special part of being a grandfather on Father's Day was, the Horizon actor responded: "I think watching how your children are mothers and fathers."

While Costner's recent divorce from Christine Baumgartner has been a difficult experience, he remains focused on co-parenting and moving forward for the sake of his children. He told 'CBS Mornings': "That's a crushing moment. It's powerful. It hurt. But I go forward. I have no choice - my children are looking at me. So I can't wilt like a daisy, I have to go forward."

In navigating the complexities of a large, blended family, Kevin Costner exemplifies the dedication and adaptability required of a parent. While getting everyone together may be his biggest challenge, his commitment to creating a loving and supportive environment remains his top priority.