Émilie Fanich (Large families) reveals her budget for her family's Christmas gifts

Revealed in Large families: life in XXL on TF1, Émilie and Franck Fanich are the happy parents of nine children. After Niya, Maïly, Édène, Naële, Eïmi, Ava, Mjih, Ali and Mahë, they decided not to expand their clan any further. “It’s not really the fact of having a tenth child or more that is holding us back. It’s mainly the desire to take advantage of lots of trips and activities with the children”the dad explained on this subject on social networks. It is true that nine children already represent quite a budget, Émilie Fanich will not say the opposite. This Saturday, December 21, the mother took stock of her Christmas shopping on her Instagram account. For her daughters, she plans a beauty kit with a selection of products that they like. “I like doing that, I know it always makes them happy, I know we’re not going to make a mistake about that,” she assured. “For the little ones, I'll show you but we'll take small toys. They're already so spoiled all year round”she announced before revealing the budget planned for gifts for her nine children.

Émilie Fanich (Large families) reveals how much she spent on her children's Christmas presents

To spoil her nine children, Émilie Fanich decided to set a budget. “Many of you ask me how much our budget is for Christmas”she noticed “Frankly, I would say that we are around 300 euros for our children, for all nine. We must be at 300 euros max, we do little things, I think it's more than enough”she revealed about the amount she spent on the end of year celebrations before being interrupted by her husband who joked: “Santa Claus is trash.”

Émilie and Franck Fanich (Large families) justify their Christmas budget

After his wife's revelations, Franck Fanich spoke in turn. “The family is so big that everyone gives gifts and the problem is that if we give too many gifts, you can already imagine the surplus, us plus all the uncles, the aunts… It's excessive, we can't”, did he justify his budget for Christmas gifts. “We really want the children not to be too spoiled, we must not overdo it. A small gift is enough from us plus the whole family, it’s very good”concluded the father of the family, supported by Émilie Fanich: “They already have everything they need, really.”