Twins, two sets of triplets, a family of two definitive halves; Courtney's story is an extraordinary tale of a very unique family.

Five boys, five girls; it's akin to the Brady Bunch. But Anne is glad she is no Marcia Brady, revelling in her status as the Baby. Or, as her father calls her, The Jewel.

Seats found at the rubbish tip bolted in a van, five boys in a shed with no outside toilet and starting a war with the “old duck” next door. Welcome to the world of seven kids with just eight years from oldest to youngest.

Fran is a member of that special club, the youngest of 10 children. She tells of growing up in a large suburban home where she admits that as the youngest there were few rules.

Angela and Lisa continue their stories of being the youngest of eight children.

Anglea and Lisa are not only best friends, they are also each the youngest of eight children. In this episode they talk about growing up in a large family.

Sue is not just the youngest of her family, she is also the only biological child. She tells the story of being the “miracle” baby who arrived after her parents had adopted three children.

Maggie is the youngest in a family of 10 children. However, she was part raised as the youngest of another family of 10. She recalls the funny times of living with two big families, and how she thought her older siblings were mere visitors to the family home.