Once every 700,000 births, there are four babies at once. A British woman
who is 31 years old goes through a lot of hard times. She and her husband
raise four wonderful twins and two older children in love and peace.
Matt Davis and Catalina Martin decided to have a child together when they
moved in together in 2012. Both were divorced, and each had a child from
a previous relationship: Faith, who was 11 at the time, and Callum, who was 10.
Because of health problems, the woman couldn’t get pregnant for a
long time, but in 2018, the test showed the long-awaited positive result.
Imagine how surprised the new parents and doctors were when they found out
they were having four babies at once instead of just one.
Once every 700,000 births, quadruplets are born that were not made through
artificial insemination. This is a one-of-a-kind case in the UK.
The kids are 4 years old now.
In February 2019, Sofia, Eston, Amelia, and Roman were born.
Their home is in Stockport, which is in Manchester. Parents had to go
through a hard time to get their crumbs. It all started with having to change
20 diapers and drink 24 bottles of milk a day, among other things.
In February, when the babies were 30 weeks along, they were delivered by
Caesarean section. Sofia was 1,637 grams, Roman was 1,276 grams, Eston was
1,417 grams, and Amelia was 1,559 grams. There were no sick babies.
A few days later, the happy parents brought the crumbs home. From the very
first day, they could tell that the crumbs looked and acted very differently.
Eston is always happy and smiling, Sofia loves to eat and is very calm,
Roman is the smallest but the loudest, and Amelia makes everyone fall in
love with her.
Even now, it’s hard for parents to take care of their children. But the couple
says there is nothing they would change about their lives.
When a mother has a lot of kids, she is always on high alert and worried about
them. Dad works hard to make enough money for the family to have
everything they need.
