Kyzburak was born in 1991 in the village of Bөjөy, located in the Batken region. In 2009, she got married and moved to the neighboring village of Boz-Adyr. Seventeen years have passed since then, during which they have had 9 children, including triplets born on April 30, 2025. The age difference between the children is about two years.
“Each of my children is my pride and a source of happiness. However, as a large family, we face a number of problems. The most pressing issues are related to housing and education,” Kyzburak shares her concerns. She notes that the older children are now of age to attend universities, but they do not have the financial means to pay for their education. Neither she nor her husband are currently employed. Like many other large families, they hope for support from the government. Previously, families with triplets received apartments and financial assistance, and Kyzburak hopes that such measures will extend to all those in need, including them.
“If we were provided with housing, it would significantly help in the education of our children. They have big dreams and goals,” she adds.
The eldest daughter wants to become a pastry chef and is already interested in baking cakes and pies. The second child is involved in wrestling and football, while the second daughter dreams of opening her own store. The second son also shows scientific interest and wants to become a veterinarian. The other children are still small and need care, including the triplets, for whom the older sisters help take care. Additionally, they live with their mother-in-law, which eases their daily burdens.
