Cooking a Fry Up For 19 Children | 22 Kids & Counting | Channel 5
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Clip Description: Super dad Noel cooks a fry up for the entire family. Watch this and more Full Episodes on My5: tinyurl.com/y5...
Series Description: Series following Noel and Sue Radford as they cope with their supersized family, as well as grandchildren, dogs, teenage parties and home-schooling.
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Let's not forget he was 18 and she was 14 when they had their first child. If that happened now, he would be arrested
Now? It's been a crime for decades man should be locked up
If that happened in China it would be even worse lol
Why don't you think it should be forgotten? They was both alone in the care system and found each other, have there own business and a beautiful large family they take care of, but you want to jog peoples memories to try and make him out to be some kind of wrongen?
@@illumindonnaughty sorry. He made a 'child' pregnant at 14.
Him financially supporting his family now, does not mitigate the fact he was 18!!
@lilykhandker4126 Stop trying to turn someone into a victim that clearly doesn't want to be one. Lol
The reality is, with 22 kids, it is inevitable that you are neglecting the needs of many of them...
Was just thinking that … and inevitably older siblings have to sacrifice their childhood to help take care of the younger ones
True but there was a time before before birth control and those kids lived okay. My great grandmother had 22 kids.
@@monicdavis6150 That was a very different time, maternal and infant mortality rates were higher, 22 kids has always been rare - and in most societies, when there was a large amount of children, some would be sent to live with relatives (because people could not afford to feed that many). There was also significantly less responsibility in terms of expectations around parenting, you didn't need to provide emotionally, or even materialistically as you do now. Children also left school and began working at 14-16.
@@monicdavis6150 and lets not forget that they can 'raise' 22 kids purely because the British public provides assistance in terms of free health care, education, and other tax assistance for a family that large. In this respect, that family is taking a disproportionate amount of resources, than what they give in.
the fact she was 14 and he was 18 when they had their first is already neglect. A child shouldn't be having a child
How do they do it?! They must have so much patience and energy. It looks absolutely exhausting! I had a friend who has 11 brothers and sisters and I always thought her parents were amazing. They have double that.
What you praising them for? They are one of the thing that’s what’s wrong with the country
They actually have their own UA-cam channel/vlog called The Radford Family. They're amazing. Sue and Noel are the most patient parents I have ever come across, and everyone gets along and helps each other out. They're the perfect family to me.💕
@@brotherfecil4092 Our birthrate is currently below replacement. We should be paying couples to have more children like them, it's a positive!
@Ad J if that’s the lifestyle they want to live then so be it, it isn’t really your problem
So she was 13 and he was 18 when she first got pregnant. That’s actually crazy he shouldn’t be a free man for that..
Times have changed from
Back then to now try not to judge you can clearly see they love each other and everything’s worked out so relax x
@@starsigngirl9789 try not to judge? It’s literally a crime you can get 20 plus years for
@@starsigngirl9789 it’s nothing to do with “different times” you are gross for even defending that
@@starsigngirl9789 My grandparents were 18 and 14 when they got together in the 60s and didn’t sleep together until my Nan was 16. If in the 60s they were doing that whats the dads excuse? Did times change in the 80s where it became okay for adults to impregnate children?
@@starsigngirl9789 It was a crime then as it is now. The legal age of consent hasn't changed. It was and still is 16.
As a only child I often wonder what it would be like to have 21 siblings 🤔
They only have 21 children living so technically they only have 20 siblings
@@molliem5137 how ignorant! They absolutely do have 21 other siblings.
We all just appreciate the content this man and his crew makes its just a masterpiece imagine what's he's gonna doing the future 💛
Just for the record, back in 1994.....normal dudes knew it wasn't OK to impregnate 13 yr old girls.
Peado mate, I never knew this about him.
While they have a great bond, I honestly think the parents are selfish for having one kid after another, who looks after the young Ones when she pregnant or looking after the newborn? The older siblings do. How much time did the children really bond with the parents before the next one arrived. You have so much children and the fact is, not all the children get the spend time with the parent. In the end, the older siblings picked up the slack when they should have just been kids.
Was waiting for a sensible comment like this. Obvs glad they’re happy but this is ludicrous in terms on development of the older kids. It’s so unnecessary and selfish as you say
At the end of the day none of you know that, none of you don't know that they are missing out on anything.
@@angelabeckett3350 Erm, they had a documentary showing in the UK. You could see the older children getting the younger siblings ready. Some of them even spoke about it. Think it was on Channel 4 or 5. And lets be honest, having so many kids, especially toddlers, babies, it be impossible for parents to give equal time to children especially since she is pregnant with the next one when the young one is not even a year old. I don't begrudge them for having so many children but feel for the children who might not have gotten that parental bond. 22 children, it is inevitable that you are not giving them truly everything.
How would family days out and holidays work? Just the favourites 😂
You should see there UA-cam channel it’s actually amazing how they work everything out and everyone goes sometimes even the older ones partners go
@@makaelawills8144 ooo what is it bro
Some people love the idea of massive families. I can never understand it. I hate being around too many people.
I think they do a fab job with 22 children hats of to them I do not think what other people think love them all xxx❤
I love this they are so not the duggars. I see mom and dad taking the responsibility and not having children raising children.
I'm sorry but having this many kids feels really irresponsible and no matter how loving and attentive they try to be, it's inevitable that they're going to neglect the wants and needs of some of the kids. I can also see from the video that one consequence is that the older kids have to mind the younger ones, which is not fair to them. I'm saying this as the oldest sibling who had to take care of my much younger sibling. It definitely fostered some resentment over having to be responsible for things I shouldn't have had to be responsible for.
Not your family, not your problem. Their life choice in a (generally) free country. Plenty of people have 1 or 2 kids and show way less attention and lots more irresponsibility.
It was not 1994. Chris was born in 89
Honestly I couldn’t cope 😂😂
They just named everyone in the whole of Britain 😂
Is there Costco in the UK?? If so, and episode of their Costco shop would be very entertaining 🤪🤪
Yes it’s everywhere here
Pretty sure they had their first child in 1989 and their second child by 1993. So how could they have started a family in 1994
19 children do not live there ,
The much older ones have moved out and moved on with they lives ..
I believe they really do. Have a look at their UA-cam. They have just done the hole house up. I think its the Radfords?
@@KayeTiller all of their children do not live there, a few have moved out with their partners and had kids of their own.
Technically this was filmed when only two had moved out. Now since the filming of this atleast another 3 have moved out, Millie and Chloe definitely have
I'd like to know how beans became a British breakfast staple. Was it maybe because during wartime, beans were all that many had to eat because times were hard? I've never seen it here in the states.
Lol i have no idea but it works well 😋 i love an English breakfast once in a while for a treat.
Yep the Full English is amazing, baked beans just goes mint with it
They began selling baked beans throughout the UK in 1901, and baked beans became a standard part of the English full breakfast soon after.
Industrial cooking vibes 😂
I find it hard enough looking after a dog
...my houseplants don't even get enough attention ❣🤣
this is madddd love it!
amazing all of them are beautiful and normal children.
Wow they’re seriously super parents , well done Honestly these people are insane wow
I would go mad
Noel and Sue were both adopted as baby’s think this is a reason why they have so many children. It’s family and they love each other and he stood by her. They didn’t rush off and abort the pregnancy.
I read this first as “cooking and frying up 19 children” 😳
People like them makes me glad that I don't have kids...
I don't even know what you mean
Definitely My Favourite Family 😁 apart from my own 😂 💕 xxx
Lovely happy family , no one is spoilt
How do they fit so many beds in their house?
Child support is a clutch 💀💀💀
They don't get benefits
I highly doubt that. its us who are paying for their spawn
@@jhkk1269 you can either doubt based on negative speculation or you can look into it and realise they don't. I'm not that fussed either way
@@jhkk1269 It’s called WORKING I know it’s an unknown process for a lot of people in the UK
@@jhkk1269 shows how much you know. They have never been on benefits. They have their own business
Cheaper to order food for the whole family tbh😂
Imagine the smell of that house
love
How do they even have any savings or disposable income?
Tom they have their own business
They get paid for all their promotional work
Started the family in 1994?! No much earlier than that as there eldest son is 34! And Sue was 13 /14 years old pregnant the 1st time!
Exactly
Maybe she means when they purposefully started trying to have kids, and their first kid was an ‘accident’ - also sue was 13 and Noel was 18 when they had a kid…😬
@@Chrij_001 Well accident or not you say the time you had your first child yes, disgusting really.
@@Chrij_001 yeah Noel was a wrong un.
The family started in 1989, that's that's their first son was born and they had their second child Sophie by 1993
They must fall out, no need for pushing with the gas and air.
Smallest Mexican family be like
Lol no. I’m Mexican and the largest family I’ve seen is 10 kids lol. It’s not like in the 1900’s when people would normally have at least 7.
Hide and seek go brr
Jesus Christ lass 😂😂😂
They need therapy not another child.. I feel bad for these kids
Why?
I like them a lot more then the salims.
And there not sponging off the taxpayer
How many kids are twins ?
There are no twins
Fair play to them and I wish them well but with the costs of food and energy nowdays.
I don't know how they cope.
Haven’t they heard of condoms?
They stumbled across benefits and realised if they take them for each sprog and do a bit of work they will be very comfortable.
They don't claim benefits
@@joski9030 They own their own bakery, they do not get benefits.
Wizards sleeve. IL Say no more.
Ripped out fireplace
Who's alfie
Stillborn 17th baby
Wronguns
Why? For supporting their family? Not sure what makes them a wrongen tbh.
A lot of milks to dinking right now
👍👍bravo
Really revolting stuff
Don't you feel remorse for your crimes against these innocent creatures?
Don't you see that they love life like you and don't want to die?
Don't you see how much they are afraid of dying and scream out of fear?
Do you want someone to treat you and your family or loved ones like this?
If you have an iota of compassion and conscience, stop this dirty work.
(Eating meat is a crime
I wonder how much money they get 🤔
They earn every penny they get! They don’t get handouts if that’s what you are getting at? The radfords have their own business & make money from their UA-cam channel!
they own a bakery hats off to them
How rude!
Absolutely nothing from the government. They have their own business, UA-cam channel, Instagram & do this show. Not that it’s any of your business.
@@LauraBidingCitizen yeah ok ofc they don’t that’s what you want to believe
What the actual flip
22 kids must be a mess down there
Abbatoir floor
Better off doing black (turtle) beans for a breakfast. Heinz sucks.
English people have such a boring palette. Where is the black pepper, red chilli flakes, oregano, cumin on the egg.
i dont want anyone to come on my egg
Cumin on the egg? Depends on the dish obviously 🤨 most people put it on separately after incase others don’t like it.
@@lipgloss675411 I dunno, it might make it more salty ha
We prefer the actual taste of the food, which is a lot better in the UK than in America.
Does daddy actually work
Or does he live off my EFFING Tax money
Works. Radford’s pie company. Top lid
Daniel they have their own business no benefits
@@silverlady1118 they claim working and child tax credits you muppet
@@KneeoGeeoyou’re the muppet
They don’t earn any support
BORING
Why you watching then?
@@pennypetersonx1744 How would they know it was boring if they didn't watch it?
@@johnlong3214 the title of the video literally tells you what your about to watch, a family cooking a fry up… if you think it’s boring don’t watch it 🙄
@@pennypetersonx1744 So you know just by the title of something "literally" if it will be boring or not?
@@johnlong3214 well in this case you get the jist of it, there cooking a fry up 🤣 nothing more complex to it really