Bethani and Tim Webb from Hythe, Alberta, always wanted a family. Shortly after getting married in June 2015, they learned they were going to be parents. Little did they know, their pregnancy would be incredibly rare.
Bethani got pregnant just three months after their wedding. During a routine ultrasound, the nurse and the couple were shocked to see not one, but four identical girls in Bethani’s belly. The chance of having quadruplets like this is only 1 in 15 million.
In June 2016, Bethani gave birth via C-section at 33 weeks to four healthy daughters: Abigail, McKayla, Grace, and Emily. Surprisingly, there was no history of multiples in the family, and the girls were conceived naturally.
Telling the identical girls apart was a challenge for the couple. To solve this, they painted their toenails in different colors. Taking care of four newborns is not easy, especially when it comes to diapers – they go through 48 every day!
The couple faced financial challenges and received support from volunteers and the local community. Donations helped them buy a bigger car for their expanding family. While it can be tough at times, the Webbs feel incredibly blessed.
Currently, the family lives with Tim’s mom, who happily takes care of her adorable grandchildren. This story is a reminder that life’s surprises, even if different from our plans, can be truly amazing. Share this heartwarming tale to spread the beauty of life.
