The first quintuplets in US history were born in Texas in 2015. This is the first time in global history that this has occurred since 1969.
In an instant, Adam and Daniela Busby became parents to a large number of children. The odds of producing such offspring are one in 48 million, thus the little ones drew a lot of attention.
The Busbys had always hoped to have a large family; their first daughter was born two years after the wedding, but Daniela did not become pregnant immediately away.
When the couple tried to have a second child, problems emerged once more, and they opted to use IVF. The couple discovered they were having five girls at the same time during their first ultrasound. Doctors offered to remove some of the embryos to reduce risks, but the couple declined.
Daniela had a cesarean section at 28 weeks, but the girls couldn’t even be touched at first since they were in the incubator all the time. Fortunately, the girls gained weight, became stronger, and eventually returned home.
It was difficult for the parents at first. It’s challenging with just one infant, but there are five here at the same time.
The girls became seven years old in April of this year. With the exception of Olivia and Ava, who are identical, they are all distinct both physically and in character.
Parents post about their lives with their children on Instagram, which has almost a million followers.
The girls started first grade in the autumn of 2021.
