This is a transcript of a video where a reporter visits a large family of 11 children in France and interviews them about their daily life, their organization, their challenges and their joys. The video shows how the family does their shopping, prepares their meals, celebrates a birthday, and shares their love for each other. The video also addresses some of the stereotypes and prejudices that the family faces from society. The video is meant to be informative, entertaining and positive.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A family with 11 children is featured in the video.
2. The oldest child, Corinne, is 15 years old.
3. Camille, 20 years old, has left home to study in Perpignan.
4. The family manages a weekly menu to control their budget.
5. They shop for fresh produce and bread.
6. The family has an eight-seater car.
7. Grocery shopping costs between 250 and 300 euros per week, excluding non-food items.
8. The family was featured on a TF1 show.
9. They have faced stereotypes due to having a large family.
10. The parents work as a nurse in national education and a night nurse in psychiatry.
11. The children's names have special meanings or origins.
12. The family plans to visit Polynesia, which influenced their choice of names.
13. Birthdays are celebrated individually for each person.
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