16 Kids And Counting: The Largest Families in Britain

[@jenmorricone4014]

As someone who suffered in chaos as a child, i know firsthand that this chaotic atmosphere is not conducive to growing a brain. These kids will have issues that are now being set in place. Attention seeking behavior will be one, esp for the girls.

[@ildiburgin8951]

All these kids are totally out of control. How is this chaotic environment healthy to any of them? Screaming, no manners, no discipline, no rules, no routine ...

[@JupiterThndr]

I really admire the Radford family. They do amazing at raising a large family. The kids always seem so happy and can clearly see how loved they all are. They also run their own business to take care of their large family.

[@HeyShayShay]

I hate when they think its cute to have too many children. Your kids are brats because you cant possibly give each one all they need

[@sarahu5217]

The only reason that these people get to indulge their large family fantasy is because they have older children to actually do the work of looking after and bringing their siblings up. Not much of a childhood for their older kids.

[@jasonmorris4eva]

She's a serial breeder or a professional breeder - when she was growing up her ambition was to become a professional breeder...lol 😅😅

[@ilyrics2775]

people in the comment section are disgusted with those large families but doesn't look at the good side they have that despite having a large and chaotic family, the parents stayed and still loved each other and their children, AND they have money to sustain 🤪... while 90% of these disgusted commenters for sure struggle a lot in what, 2? 3 kids? 😂😂 and just get DIVORCED! 😂 sadlyf

[@beebee2781]

A lot of people may dislike that they have so many kids, but that one Dad really seems to love his wife. My husband would never think to renew our vows, book a special hotel and buy a new wedding ring. Shes really lucky in that way.

[@lourdesrivera9913]

The father is sooo creepy!

[@CourtneyComments]

This was filmed in January 2013.

[@Goldie_F]

My nervous system can’t handle hearing all the screaming and crying. Not enjoyable at all to watch. Had to stop 2 min in.

[@Sweetrottenapple]

I am so happy to see in the comment that people do not support this madness. I have two siblings and a half-brother, I love them to bits but to have fourteen siblings? Oh good Lord I'd go insane in just a day if I had to live with a family like this. Even as a camera man I'd go crazy in few hours. I genuinely feel this whole madness is just unhealthy.

[@gjk540]

These people are sick.

[@wendysmom]

Parenting and breeding are not the same thing.

[@shortyblackwellll]

who pays for all the medical bills?

[@susan0208]

Britain has a national health service (NHS) with access based on clinical need, and not ability to pay.

[@kevinprzy4539]

the British taxpayers

[@monoshock57]

Word to the husband. Your support the try it ounce in a while, your not support the wear it.

[@ilyrics2775]

you're comment has no sense 😂😂

[@lilbits9024]

Parentification much?

[@robertevans1343]

❤😁

[@1corinthians-138]

Really old, it's 22 kids now and about half a dozen grandkids for the radfords.

[@RylieCoombe]

1 of their sons (Alfie Thomas Radford) was Stillborn

[@juicyjones1]

My mom had 7 of us back to back🤦🏾‍♀️ it wasn’t that chaotic but kind of… I really didn’t notice the extreme until I reached my teens… I noticed the most attention was towards the youngest… by me being the 3rd eldest I had to take care of each one under me 🥹 I had no freedom to be a child .. I matured really fast because my mom wasn’t around much… I had my first child a month before I turned 16 and the second 11 months later🥺 I didn’t understand life all I wanted was love. My sons father was a year older than me and didn’t know much himself. Today I have 3 sons and I stopped after my 3rd child because I had to learn they all needed my attention in order to grow healthy.. Thank God for my little family 🙏🏾♥️ and I pray for the children in large families because whew😮‍💨 today is more rough.