He has 13 children and gets up at 5:30. Every day she buys 7 liters of milk and 3 loaves of bread. “I’m running out”

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Alexis Brett, 42, and her husband David They had 13 children, 11 sons and 2 daughters. They live in Scotland on a daily basis, and when their 13th child was born, the couple stated that the couple are the parents of: 20-year-old Campbell, 19-year-old Harrison, 17-year-old Corey, 14-year-old Lachlan, 12-year-old Brodie, Brahn, 11, Hunter, 9, Mack, 8, Blake, 6, Rothagaidh, 5, Cameron, 4, Orrany, and Scarlet, who is now five months old.

Every month, the couple spends as much as PLN 30,000 on their 13-year-old offspring

The daily need for groceries in a family of 15 is associated with huge expenses. Alexis and David’s children they drink as much as 7 liters of milk a day, eat 3 loaves of bread, a large packet of breakfast cereals and two bulk packets of crisps. Also in terms of laundry, the family was forced to buy a larger model of washing machine, which is used three times a day anyway, because the needs are so great. Mom often has during this activity. It’s hard for her to identify which clothes belong to which child. In addition, Alexis and his sons vacuum the five-bedroom house four times a day.

Monthly family accounts exceed PLN 25,000and rising energy prices. The family spends over PLN 16,000 on food alone. Despite the family’s difficult financial situation, Alexis makes sure that the children wear new clothes and shoes. The family proudly admits that they do not demand benefits from the state. They live off the salary of David, who works as a train driver, and Alexis’s part-time job.

Mom, Alexis starts her day at 5:30 in the morning. He plans to return to work

The 42-year-old mum of 13 has a very demanding 18-hour routine. He goes to bed at 11:30 pm and gets up at 5:30 am. At night she also gets up to wake up children. A woman who previously worked as a trainer at the gym, . The reason is primarily the high expenses of a family of 15. She had made such plans before, but they did not come to fruition, as she became pregnant again. As she admitted

I’m running out. We had to buy triple bunk beds so everyone had somewhere to sleep. We spent a lot of money on two huge corner sofas so we could all sit at once.

Mom adds, however, that she cannot imagine her life without a bunch of children.

When you already have 5 children, you don’t notice the extra ones. I wouldn’t change that for anything in the world.