In contemporary America, there are an average of 1.87 children per family, but Tom Baker and his wife Kate are an exception. They not only have 12 children, but also have a family of pets. Because they think that the more children they have, the happier they are. Their lives are surrounded by 12 children and their respective jobs.
Tom is a football coach at an academy in a small town. Although his teaching level is average, he is full of self-confidence and always believes that his team will win the league championship. His wife Kate is a writer, and her daily job is to take care of the lives of the 12 children after she finishes her novel. Their children can be said to have different personalities, including the eldest daughter Nora who has lived independently, the eldest son Charlie and the second daughter Laura who are in puberty, and the naughty twin brothers Nigel and Sean who are only 5 years old.
The ordinary life was about to be broken in an instant. After unremitting efforts, Tom was given the opportunity to coach the college team he dreamed of. His wife Kate's book was also a national success. In order to promote this novel, the publisher wanted Organize a year-long book promotion event. The couple decided to move to a big city to live, one is for the convenience of work, but to allow the children to receive more new things and better education. However, the children have their own ideas about the screening of this decision. Some think it is a good thing, and some think that their peaceful and happy life has been broken. The less and less time for family meetings also makes the children more enjoyable. complain
