Raising 22 Children in the World's Coldest City −64°C (−84°F) Yakutsk, Siberia

What is it like to raise a family in the world's coldest city, where winter temperatures plummet to −64°C (−84°F)? In this video, we'll explore the daily life of the largest family in Yakutsk, a family of 22 children who call this extreme place - home.

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[TotallyAGoblin]

18 adoptees. Their hearts are so big to take in so many kids even into their older years. And honestly with all the kids they've taken in, they 100% deserve the government support. Raising so many kids is a job and they're providing a wonderful home for kids in need of love and a home.

[mis]

This video is about the coldest city in the world yet it’s probably the warmest video I’ve ever watched.

[stuartofblyth]

Sometimes - just sometimes - YouTube offers me a random video which turns out to be an unexpected gem. Incredibly emotional. Thank you.

[wj-s]

This husband and wife are amazing. Thanks to them, 18 children were given happy and healthy lives. While having the support of loving parents and siblings ❤️ 💕

[DesiranKehendak]

You can tell from their interactions and the kids' faces that they experience warmth in their home. Hats off, Aleksandr and Oksana

[cloudypac]

The amount of sacrifices and love these parents gave and giving are truly beautiful.

[Melli]

The fact that the children come back to them, is proof the parents show a love that keeps them coming back to HOME❤ Bless these amazing parents❤

[baloghbotond]

The noble prize for peace should be awarded to people like these. Wish you all good health, bountiful harvests and loving peace.

[jolness]

First, the videos you make are absolutely incredible. Beautifully shot and narrated.
Second, 22 kids and 18 adopted is incredible. Bless these people.

[sueblack]

The kids seem to be kind to one another. They are being raised by wonderful people and they have set a good example.

[wolfmangoland]

Hats off to Aleksandr and Oksana for adopting 18 children and providing them a wonderful home full of love and care. God bless them.

[mochamari]

In the coldest place, you have the warmest story. I love this!!! Bless them

[imcurlyblue]

Wow what selfless parents. The amount of love the children get is beautiful. Hats off to mom and dad for their big hearts. Their children won the lottery with their parents.

[sithlord]

I will never complain about winter in Upstate NY again. God bless this family and every one in Yakutsk, Siberia.

[alikhanlog]

The kindness in these comments is overwhelming. Thank you all!

[julieb]

Exactly what everyone says. You can tell from the children's faces that they are living in a wholesome and healthy environment.
These parents are blessed far beyond what the government gives them in aid.

[BetterEveryDayReviews]

That house is much fancier than I had expected. Props to the parents for taking care of their family (and giving a home/love to so many).

[edwardcook]

This is almost an ideal family - very functional family where the father is highly intelligent as well as the mom. I have no words but my high respect to the intelligent couple.

[srmayelizbayrak]

They speak a very old version of Turkic language, my heart melted especially when the little ones introduced themselves🥰 God bless this family. I admire the parents

[kashe]

At first I thought 22 children wow, how could someone gave birth to 22 children, but then realized some of them are adopted which is more amazing, the parents are wonderful human beings to adopt and give love to 22 children in such challenging living conditions and somehow make it work! ❤