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Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago

In episode two of My 10 Kids & Me: Mega Families, everyday outings become major logistical challenges for Britain’s biggest families.

Ben and Zoe attempt to organise their brood of 11 for a day trip to the beach, where keeping everyone fed, safe and entertained proves far harder than expected. From packing essentials to managing meltdowns, even a simple family day out becomes a military-style operation.

Meanwhile, Emma finds that cooking for a household of 12 still isn’t enough to fill her day. With constant demands, endless routines and no downtime, life inside a mega family leaves little room for rest.

A revealing look at the organisation, patience and energy required to raise one of Britain’s biggest families.

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