Raise The Biggest Family Wiki

What Raise The Biggest Family is

Raise The Biggest Family is a Roblox roleplay and life sim from the developers Novkod and Level0Expert. The idea is simple: you adopt a baby, bring it home and look after it until it grows up, then keep adding children to the household. The game page lists a server cap of 18 players, and the developers say the kids keep aging while you are logged out, which is why the page tells you to come back every day.

The experience was created on October 13, 2026, and its last update on the Roblox page is dated October 31, 2026. At the time of writing it has about 9,100 players in game, roughly 13.4 million visits and around 1.39 million favorites, with 9,574 up votes against 3,405 down votes. Those are live numbers pulled when this page was built, so expect them to have moved.

How the first hour plays out in the footage

Both videos we used start the same way. You walk out of your house to a car, and the drive to the adoption center runs on a countdown bar at the top of the screen with a line of text at the bottom, for example 0:43 or 0:33 to the center. A yellow Skip Time button sits under the road view. In the MBT footage, pressing it brought up a Robux purchase prompt for Skip to Adoption instead of skipping anything, so the plain drive is the route you can take without paying.

At the center you join a queue marked by pink ropes. On screen you can see a fee board on the wall, and the game says your first baby is free. A staff member walks you toward a waiting room, and then a series of timed questions appears: three short check-in questions, each with a countdown and three numbered answers, such as the one asking what kind of home you have. After that comes an adoption interview in the same format, where the first question asks how you will look after your baby.

Once you pass, a pop-up sends you to the nursery to meet the babies, and a staff member tells you to get going home. You buckle the baby into the car, drive back in the dark, and then give the child a name. When the name is confirmed the family counter in the corner changes from 0/3 to 1/3. In the second video the player then places a baby mat in the house, with an on-screen prompt reading to place the baby girl's mat in the nursery.

What the screen shows

The left side of the screen carries Shop, Rewards, Tasks and Family buttons, and a stack of counters below them: the family counter, a gem count and a coin count. In the Challs footage the account shows 50 gems and 350 coins before the first adoption, while the MBT run starts with about 10 coins and had 233 at its highest. Both were new accounts, so those are starting values for those specific runs rather than guarantees.

On the right edge there are small buttons labeled Skip to Adopt and two Grow All options, one marked +1 Hour and one +5 Hours. We only saw what they are called, not what they cost or how they behave, so we are not going to guess.

Once you hold a baby, the controls change. A pink Dress button and a purple Put Down button appear under the child, and the baby's name and age float overhead, with entries like 8 days old or 12 days old in the footage. A small bar beside them counts down to the next bottle, and near the nursery wall there is a Formula Station with a Grab Bottle prompt on E. Back at home, a sign over a yellow pad shows a coin rate per hour, with a note to step on the pad to collect. The tool bar at the bottom offers Move, Build and Put Away.

Care, growth and the nursery walls

Two boards on the nursery walls do most of the teaching. One is titled Your Children Need You and lists the states a child can be in, such as hungry, sleepy, dirty, bored, sick and homework, each paired with a short instruction. The other is a growth chart that says kids grow up even while you are away. As read from the board, a toddler arrives after one hour, age 3 after four hours, age 5 after twelve hours, a teen on day 2, an adult on day 7 and age 20 on day 11.

The adoption fee board gives the cost of each baby: the first is free, then 100 coins, 300, 750, 1,500 and 3,000 for the sixth. A Try This box in the upper right hands out small goals with coin rewards. In the MBT video it asked the player to dress the baby from the Clothing Shop for 100, pick up the free cradle at the Furniture Store for 100, and adopt a second baby for 150. The furniture store shows its own price tags on cradles, and E adds an item to your cart.

What the community is making videos about

The two videos here come from different angles. MBT's is a basic overview of about 13 minutes, titled as a zero Robux run. The Challs upload is a full guide whose title promises codes, fast coins, gems, and tips and tricks. Judging by that title and the shop screen in its footage, early money and gems are what viewers want to know about.

On codes, we checked the game description, two wiki pages and the descriptions of the videos that mention codes in their titles. None of them lists a working code, so our codes page says none are confirmed as of November 5, 2026.

Where to go on this site

Our beginner guide walks through the adoption, naming and first tasks in order and keeps the exact on-screen text, so open it if you want the step list rather than this overview. The codes page lists what we checked and will be updated if the developers announce one.