Tune In: Kids by the Dozen
Multiple families with more than a dozen children each. See how these families live, play and go the extra mile.
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Season One
Episode 1: The Arndt Family
Meet the Arndt family of Millstadt, Illinois: Rick and Cathy Arndt, and 14 kids. Find out how the Arndts feed, clothe, educate - and keep the peace - in a family of 16.
Episode 2: The Jeub Family
Chris and Wendy are the parents of 13 children. This year they are celebrating a mega birthday for everyone - all on the same day. See how this family lives, plays and gives back - all on a tight budget.
Episode 3: The Heppner Family
Spud and Miriam Heppner are the parents of 16 children, with 9 still living at home! Getting everyone together for a weekend at the lake is easier said than done, but to the Heppners, family comes first.
Season Two
Episode 1: The Sentmans: Passing the Torch
The average American family is 2.4 children - Beth & John Sentman are the proud parents of Seventeen! This year, they have decided to pass the torch down to their kids to organize the family's 4th of July party.
Episode 2: The Winters: Anything But Average
The 13-strong Winters family choose to live a life of stark simplicity, shunning modern conveniences and dressing plain like the Amish. But Mom still dreams big -- she wants to open her own store on the family property. Chaos doesn't begin to describe it!
Episode 3: The Gonyas: Leaving the Nest
Janine and Jay Gonya have spent the last twenty years raising kids -12 to be exact! But now they face a momentous turning point: their oldest child, Joshua, is heading off to college, and Mom is having a hard time letting go.
Episode 4: The Casons: Another on the Way
Christi Cason is having a baby - for the FOURTEENTH time! And she and hubby, Dave say they aren't finished yet. But right now their focus is on eldest daughter Jessica, who recently moved out of the house and has given up her dream of going to college.
Episode 5: The Sentmans: 17 and Counting!
Every kid wants a puppy-but what if you have SEVENTEEN kids clamoring for one?! Is this chaotic band of brothers and sisters ready for the responsibility of raising a pooch?
