Счастье в большом формате: истории успеха многодетных семей из Хабаровского края
В Хабаровском крае проживают более 23 000 многодетных семей, которые несмотря ни на что хранят мир и любовь у себя дома. «АиФ Дальинформ» запустил проект, в котором расскажет об историях этих удивительных людей и поделится их секретами семейного счастья. Сегодня мы встретились с семьей Андрея и Алены Никоновых, которые воспитывают 3 детей.
Счастье в большом формате: истории успеха многодетных семей из Хабаровского края
В Хабаровском крае проживают более 23 000 многодетных семей, которые несмотря ни на что хранят мир и любовь у себя дома. «АиФ Дальинформ» запустил проект, в котором расскажет об историях этих удивительных людей и поделится их секретами семейного счастья. Сегодня мы встретились с семьей Андрея и Алены Никоновых, которые воспитывают 3 детей.
BY Аргументы и Факты — Хабаровск
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