One Family, Four Miracles: Britain's Only Identical Quadruplets | Real Stories
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- The Carles' household is home to one of Britain's most extraordinary families: Meet Ellie, Georgie, Jessica and Holly - the UK's only identical quadruplets.
With matching curls, clothes and infectious giggles, the girls are almost impossible to tell apart - even their family still struggle. Mother Julie is only the 27th woman in the world to conceive monochorionic quads naturally and now runs a hectic household along with father, Jose.
We follow these miracle girls in the run up to their fifth birthday, sharing with them some of the milestones of their lives from Christmas to their first day of term. On the way, we'll explore how the girls are growing up and changing, and using psychological testing will examine how different the quads really are. This is an intimate portrait of an extraordinary family that answers the big question - what's it really like to be Four of a Kind?
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I love and appreciate that their father said, though he has a long work day, he goes home aware he will have about 10 minutes for a cup of coffee and then has 3 or so HOURS for cuddles or chaos and he happily accepts that. What a great guy!!!
I think it's great from the mama to handle all this as well...
Kim Quinn we NEED a trillion MORE daddys JUST like him!!!!
What a God send!!!!
Oh is that what he said??? That accent was thick and he doesn't really move his lips.
What else is he supposed to do? Ignore them? That's a must for parents
Right. Give the man a medal for accepting his responsibility as a father.
Yes, he DOES handle it very well, but why is this still worth commenting on while the mothers work is just taken for granted?
One thing is for sure, these quads have been in good hands from day one, right from the beginning of the pregnancy. The Mother & Father, the Doctors, the Surgeons, the School and the agencies who've studied their personalities. Everyone has their best intentions at heart. It's been a breath of fresh air watching this documentary.
I think it's cute that the girls have the same curly hair as thier mother.
Adorable Iagree
Exactly! They’re just like her!
They are pretty.
They look just like their mom
Angela Martin
Absolutly adorable.
Girls and mother alike.
Jessica survived because of the love her parents channeled and her sisters connected to her. Such a precious family.
WE ARE IDENTICAL QUADRUPLETS who can relate so much to this documentary, especially the part where you get so many stupid questions because people don't understand quads. It is so true! Amazing documentary
Do you agree that they shouldn't be dressed the same? I think its wrong to dress even twins the same, they should feel like they are all individual
@@m0bz0mb39wrong is a strong choice of words.
The Mother is just adorable.
She certainly plays to a sexist second wife stereotype - so will not be everyone's kettle of fish, lovely though the family is. I prefer the US mother.
She is so sweet.
Leah Gorski the daad too there a wonderful family
I thought so too.
The dad is lovely as well. Did you notice the tears on his cheeks when they were born?
they seem extremely well mannered. imagined if all 4 were bratty!
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I know right??!! Thank God they are adorable too! Could you imagine if they were all ugly??!! 😳🤣🤣🤣
That’s an awful thing to say. ^
@@rhondasmith4816 What a weird thing to say.
Saartje05 everyone has an opinion and this is mine.
I am a identical triplet and when my parents went away for a weekend my grandparents switched me in my sister. My mom was the one who noticed after a whole other day went by. After that we had a little nails painted different colors. We love to laugh about that now! It was hard to let outsiders in but now that I am 16 it is a lot easier to but we are very close. I love it! The best part is that we love to look alike so we try to as much as we can because we think it is kinda cool for it to be hard for people who aren't as close to us not to be able to tell us apart. We also like to switch and do things for each other as each other. we don't do it that often but we have in the past. I love being a triplet.
this is beautiful thank you for sharing 💓
I would actually love being a twin only because I would love to play pranks on people and stuff literally I could tell secrets to my twin if I had one as a kid I would Imagine what it would be like
Tattoogirl2299 Tattoogirl2299
it is supper fun a love being a triplet...the things you can away with is amzing and the things you can’t is surprising😂❤️
Melaina zanella I bet it is 😂 but still since I was 8 or something I wanted a twin. It’s weird because I’ve met so many identical twins and I literally ask a million questions 😂😂
Im 16 and i wish i had identical siblings, that would be really cool
Ellie, Georgie, Holly and Jessica are all 12 years old now. Jose Jr is around 21. The Carles family seems to be doing very well. The Durst girls (Calli, Megan, Sara and Kendra) are 25 now.
They have a social media or something like that? Like Twitter o Instagram ?
@@di-di4809 they do have a twitter @CarlesQuads
woah theyre the same age as me. i live in the uk too. that's so weird! i'm 40 days older than them!
Thank you. These stories pop up on my feed so I always think that they are new. I really wish they would put the date on which they originally aired.
The Mathias sisters, also identical quads, are turning 19 now ... I have been following these girls since 2007, when they were still little children. Time goes by so fast.
She has a great husband too, because he is so involved with his daughters and his son, and yet he still tells his wife that he loves her as she was leaving before she said it. What an amazing man.
The bar is low if that is ‘amazing’… lol
Something about them picking out their own birthday dresses made me tear up a bit
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Every baby is a miracle, but four from one is beyond belief in my mind. So wonderful, such a lovely family. At the end of the day they are all individuals in spite of what happened in vitro.
In utero* 😊
They weren't 'in vitro' this was a natural pregnancy that resulted in identical quadruplets...
I think I would dress each girl in a different color -- just to keep track of who's who lol.
Not a bad idea. I was thinking the same thing too! I didn't even know stores carry four of the same size in the same style and color. Dressing each girl in a different color would be kinda like Scooby-Doo. No matter what they wear Daphine will always be in purple, Velma in a harsh shade of orange, Shaggy in green & brown...you get the gist.
I think she dresses them the same to make it easier to keep track of them if she has to run errands. Quicker to count four girls in pink. 😄
I know two sets of identical twins and they grew up dressing the same until they turned 11 when they went to high school. Reason for it was they would argue when they were younger about what they wanted to wear. They would choose outfits but later on in the day would want to be wearing what the other was wearing so their parents found it easier to dress them the same until they were old enough to choose and not drive their parents crazy with temper tantrum. It’s not just identicals, you see it sometimes in siblings with very close ages like a year or two apart that parents dress them the same too to avoid tantrums
i had exact same thought..but maybe they fight for stuff if given different things.so maybe parents want peace and give exactly same thing to all of them
I have identical sons .. now 25... They were only dressed the same maybe 4-5 times... some outfits were the same different colors. When they were 3 I was dressing one down stairs their dad one up.. when their dad carried one down.. they one I was changing saw he had the same thing on as his brother.. he had to change his shirt right away. Today they each have their own style..
As I understand it:
Holly: Gryffindor
Ellie: Hufflepuff
Georgie: Slytherin
Jessica: Ravenclaw
maybe jessica hufflepuff since she was the first to make other friends and ellie ravenclaw cause she understood the risk test when the others didnt?
@@armymelodyloe1308 the others understood the risk test as well, it's just that certain people will be more open to risking something (in this case the stickers) and others aren't (eg. the one sister that didn't want to open any boxes). It's a matter of personality, not understanding.
@@ingusch3783 not really, she understood instantly that if she didnt take the risk (which could possibly get her no stickers) she would get stickers. so she instantly knew not to take the risk. her sister could have understood and just wanted to see how many they would get... but they more likely didnt understand the chance of getting nothing by taking the risk was higher than the chance of reward for not taking the risk.
ARMY+MELODY+LOΛE but she got less stickers than her sisters. I’m guessing you’re not a risk taker, maybe, so only her solution seems logical to you, but the sisters risked losing the stickers they already had to get more stickers, as I understood it. It’s simply a different type of personality that’s inclined to accept certain risks when there’s also a good chance of gaining sth. It was a personality test, not one for intelligence per se.
@@ingusch3783 no no, youre misunderstanding what i mean. these are 4 year olds and while i have no doubt they understood the rules (pirate means you lose your stickers) i highly doubt all four of them understood THAT they were taking a risk. ellie understood there was a risk are chose not to take it. with the others we cant tell if they UNDERSTOOD they were taking a risk or just took it without understanding the different possible outcomes. thats why the lady specifically commented on ellie being "confident" in her decision because its apparent ellie knows that chance is involved and she doesnt want to risk it.
Do they all look the same or different
Little Boy: Well they all have the same lunchboxes......
Yes, that was cute!
I laughed over the lunch box answer, that was great.
Leave it to the boy to be more interested in the food! Lol.
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Lol I died. Lol
I would love to see an update on the girls now at 13... BEST WISHES to the whole family...
"well they have the same lunchboxes"
jajajajjaja this part tho
So cute hahaha
Cornflack She wants to treat them all the same and that’s fine
@@Tawadeb what r u talking about. The person was talking about something a little boy said in the video.
i loved that comment so much hahaha
I think its quite logical to dress them the same while their little, as it makes it easier to keep track of all 4 while their out and about.
It's also just really practical. I mean not having to think about 4 different outfits, but just one. Just think about how long you need to put one outfit together, now imagine 4 different once. You'll never get ready.
Sarah Hampe Stops them fighting over different outfits too! At that age they might all want to wear the same outfit out of four different ones!
Why cant they dress themselves. At 4 they are old enough.
@@kikisian Will it be temperature appropriate? Appropriate for the occasion/the place their going?
I was an Aupair for a year, and allowed the two kids of the family to dress themselves for a week, believe me, every day I had to get them something different to wear, because it wasn't something a child should wear outside of the house.
And those two children were older, 5 and 6 years old.
It also depends on the kids themselves. If they really want to dress themselves they will voice their opinion.
@@sarahhampe7159 My kids always asked "is it hot or cold outside" yea the combos sometimes are insane - my son wanted to wear his wellie boots every day for 2 week in a South African heat wave ... but he loved those shoes.
But it seems that after doing some face book stalking - they/mom grew out of dressing the same.
@@kikisian It probably really depends on the kids themselves and what are their interests, what concerns them, to make rational choices in any kind of field (or what us adult think are rational choices).
And my favorite part of this video. Was the mom saying, "And we can't play God". God bless this amazing family. So happy the choose to keep all the babies.
Their mini versions of their mom!!! Dad you’re outnumbered, and I bet you 💕 every minute of it! Dad you need a cape with a “QD” On the front.
I just watched the video of Jose and Julie when they were still pregnant and all the complications they faced. I was so pleased to see that they made it out of the tummy, out of the hospital and into their home. I’m even more pleased to see this video of them Thriving!!!! So happy for this beautiful family. Thank you for sharing your story!
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I'm really glad the parents finally started to comprehend that each girl is a unique individual, not a set of 4.
My husband used to get our sons riled up at bedtime too...and I know I had that same look on my face. His reaction to a boy kissing his daughter...priceless. I'd love to see a follow up in a few years...four daughters hitting the dating age at the same time...poor guy.
When Julie was laughing uncontrollably!!….that was great!
Dressing them all the same right now keeps them from fighting about their clothes and toys. Because right now they all have the same thing so there is no need to fight
My trips dress differently....it's strange how I only got pregnant with twins then one shorty after another came along...but since they was born all At once they were consider trips even though they are twins and a Singleton..and they asked me since I was a high risk to terminate one or 2...I said no and in the hospital they asked me did I want to pull the cord...
A good point
kay brown that is so interesting. If you don’t mind my asking, how does that even happen?
@@ssimms8995 you know what Dr Chow explained it years ago at the hospital...Albert Enstien in PA...I forgot..but I think I ovulated shortly after the same month I'm not sure maybe I can look it up...but of all honesty they were twins not missed...I had alot of doctors and clinics confim it...from vag and all lol...im really interested to know which ones are the twins and which one is the Singleton
@@ssimms8995 Superfetation differs from the conception of typical twins, where multiple ova are released in a single cycle. This can happen naturally or be stimulated with fertility drugs. When more than one ovum is fertilized and implants in the uterus, the result is dizygotic (fraternal) twins, triplets, or other multiples.
I’m speechless, but I wish the girls and their parents health and happiness.
"I couldn't see any reason not to have four children" this mama is truly amazing!
Loved the experiment and the findings of how Jessica is more of an individual. Then mom remembering small differences in how she did treat Jessica different because she was the smallest. Very interesting.
It was a blessing for Jessica because was already showing strong signs of being more individual and far less codependant.... its great.
I am always proud when I see mother's/parents of multiple children doing an amazing job. I have one child and another on the way and being a parent is really hard.
Very beautiful girls and family God bless them.
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It is a blessing, and a joy and a priviledge, entrusted to you by God.
That was such a sweet show!! I’d love an update on the Girls!!! My favorite part was on the 1st day of school, the film crew ask a little boy in the class “are the girls all the same person or are they different from each other?” The little boy say. “Well different of course! They’ve all got different color lunch boxes!!” 🤣 I don’t know why but I thought that was just the cutest!!!
The mom's hair is gorgeous- so cool that passed along to all 4 girls!
What a wonderful experience for you visiting the American female teenagers. I had a total of 4 girls! My oldest was 4&1/2 years old when my fraternal twin girls were born & my youngest daughter was born when my twins were 20 months old! Today one of my twins is the mother of two girls and 1 boy. My youngest daughter has 4 boys and one girl. My oldest daughter is married and the stepmom of twin girls and my other twin is not married and doesn’t have any children! When my twins started kindergarten ( half days back then, the school had one attend AM session, the other PM session). That was actually a good thing for me because it allowed me to have individual time with all 4 girls. Especially it helped me to stop treating the younger 3 as a pod! When the twins started 1st grade the school had 3 first grades so it helped them to develop a lot of individuality but they to this day all 4 girls have remained very close. My youngest daughter, who’s husband just retired from the USMC, just moved back east and because of Skype, visits here throughout his career all my grandchildren have never not known each other and have developed close bonds with each other. I think that you and your husband are wonderful parents and your girls will continue to grow and thrive and become wonderful individuals like the girls you met on your visit to America. Although like your 4 beauties your meeting 4 teenager identical girls you can see that the future is bright for your own! Thank you for allowing the world to “peek” into the intimacy of your family life! Expressing your emotion your tears are kisses of love you hold for the unique gift of life God bestowed on you!
Beautiful children... lovely mum and dad.. I wish them all a wonderful healthy happy life. Bless them all.
"Why are you wearing different dresses" - "Because we like to be different"; yep - to be expected as they grow up; dressing alike is more what parents like.
Frank Hooper Yes!
I'm pretty sure at some point they swapped the kids names around when they were young, even they can't pick themselves off of pictures......random thought
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@E.A.F.lmao that is hilarious, poor man
"Even they can't pick themselves off of pictures." 4-year-olds aren't exactly the most perceptive yet at pictures. My nephew of the same age often crosses pictures of himself with childhood pictures of his father, or thinks they're pictures of his baby brother, etc.
E.A.F., if they took handprints and footprints, then those could be compared with them.
@@AllThePeppermint Excellent point. I looked it up: Not all states require footprints for a birth certificate here in the states, and who knows if the hospital where these twins (in the UK) were born did it? Maybe upcoming parents, especially of multiples, can plan ahead to do the ink prints at home (can Google how to do it).
I would recommend making them all wear different colors. But that's beside the point-lovely mom, lovely dad, lovely children, lovely doctors. How incredible!
I have lost two babies so when she talked about being offered the chance to end the lives of two of the girls I wept with her, I am so happy she got all her girls, God bless doctors but sometimes they get things wrong and it's always, always worth taking the chance. These girls are 13 now. Amazing.
It surely is wonderful - seeing such a
beautiful loving family - Im positive they believe in a Universal Soverign.
Blessings on them!
"...even simple things like bed time..."
When has bed time EVER been simple? 😂
Yes, the interesting dynamic here is the father has done bed time for years with his son and the mother is a first time mother (although actually the mother knowing you need to calm things down before bed is right about that - and we put 5 to bed night after night so know how it is! Got the hang of it by the time of the 5th)
I know my sister and I made sure to make it reeeeeeeaaaaaalllllyyyyyyy fun for our parents. 😂
I’m 34 and even putting myself to bed is a challenge ffs.
@Sophie Bond - My thought exactly!
I'm not a parent and even I was like whet
‘They have the same lunchboxes’. Hahahahahaha kids are priceless 😂😂
That was a great documentary💜 Way to go mom and dad. One day at a time and take time to enjoy the days. Don't project too far ahead and miss what's happening now. Wishing you all well. Beautiful children.
Mom and Dad are EXTREMELY, extremely patient people! I believe that's why the girls are so well behaved.
The mum and the daughters hair are so adorable
I love that they are dressed alike! Its so cute! They will all make their choices as they get older! Imagine them all fighting over wearing different outfits as kids will do when young!
The girls are absolutely amazing and beautiful. Congrats mom and dad. GOD BLESS.
I DESPERATELY want a follow up on this.
can you Google it or try u tube
The advice from the teen quads is gold 😍
Person-If you take the g off gate what do you get left with
Holly- fence
this made me laugh so hard😂😂
When they came out in thier own dresses 😢😢😢 my heart exploded
“We can’t play God”. Very wise words. Ty for saying them
Using incubators is playing god
@@ericssidechick3732 So using medicine when someone is sick is playing god? Really?
Amen.
@@ericssidechick3732 Using meds too? Or going to a hospital when you're sick?
Taking of someone's life is God's work. No1 has the right to take another human's life
Anyone who thinks that bedtime is simple, obviously does not understand what having children is like
Amen sister!
I don't have children, but I sometimes watch over kids in the family.
And I wholeheartedly agree with your statement bedtime is no joke.
Anyone who disagrees is welcome to babysit for a try.
+Jeanette9a I don't disagree but I could do with the babysitting money 😂
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Lucky you then I don't get paid; I just get handed a kid sometimes. But I live in the basement of my grandma's place so when she really needs a break, I can't really say no, you know.
+Jeanette9a I don't have any younger siblings but I volunteer with group of Girl Scouts (7-10 year olds) there's 40 of them at once and I wish I got paid
they have their moms hair and their dads eyes..they are beautiful!
Fantastic journey to accepting their individuality. I'm one of identical twins. Well done mum and dad!
How lovely. Thank you to both families of 5 (I include the boy in each family) for showing us your lives. I have 5 (but only 2 are multiples - twin boys). My twin boys as is common in teh Uk were put into different classes at school at 4. the school let us choose. The boys wanted different classes, the school recommended that and only seemed concerned they might want to be together; then went to the same school and now the same UK university actually ( so have not yet split even at US college/UK university stage) but are nicely apart there, just knowing their twin is there for support if needed. The bond is so close, so different from my single children but not in any sense creepy and mine are non identicals and very different.
It never ceases to amaze me how people react to a simple complement in a beautiful story such as this. They read into it, pick it apart, twist it to no end , just to make it sound offensive so they can have a reason to complain. And God forbid if you disagree with them. This is a story, a very real story about 4 remarkable beautiful children, and two people that love each other, and love thier children to no end. If your so miserable with life that you must make everyone around you miserable, maybe just maybe it's too much to ask to take a step back and realize you are worthy of being loved as well ??
I love this video it is great documentary four cute child and good parents so beautiful
Yes! I really enjoyed it as well. Interesting, sweet and fun. Good stuff. 😊
I don’t know how they manage it.... in my 5 kittens the two girls are identical and I’m like hello....... spooks? Or are you batsy.... luckily they have different personalities and meows and batsy is a tiny bit smaller
I really appreciate these parents. Positive outlooks, willingness to change, genuine continued concern. I’m so impressed by them.
That was one of the best decisions Momma made was going to America and meeting the 4 identical teenagers and getting their opinions & suggestions kudos Momma😀 your both doing a fabulous job and kudos to the American family 😀
I also conceived quads naturally. Unfortunately lost 2 in the beginning. My surviving 2 are now almost 28 years old. I applaud her for not reducing her pregnancy. She was rewarded with 4 beautiful, well mannered, little girls.
I guess we will see more of these girls during the next two decades. That will be an interesting journey.
I feel like i would dress them the same bc I couldnt imagine 4 girls fighting over who gets to wear the purple shirt
What a lovely happy family! These delightful little girls made me smile all through the video! 😆
Gorgeous girls .... impeccable manners. Beautifully brought up and an absolute credit to their parents.
Such an adorable family: From the children to the parents and the grandparents! I wish them nothing but the best and I hope that more people keep insensitive comments, nosy questions, and unsolicited parenting advice to themselves. As overwhelming as raising quadruplets must be, it seems easier than dealing with negative people.
The Mother said that she couldn't understand how their personalities are all different when they are all identical. It's because they all have separate souls.
EnlightenedCate
Exactly. It always amazes me when people think the children born within one family should all be alike.
This belief is even more pronounced when the children are twins or triplets or quads.
There are Four different individual souls in four individual bodies even though the physical forms started as one egg. 🤓
I'm a identical twin but me and my sister are completely different we may look the same but we are different people. My mum would by the same clothes but different colours so we wouldn't match as much
That’s so the o parents can tell them apart
How sweet, beautiful family. Bless you four. Lots of love.
what a lovely family. the sisters from Minnesota were awesome
Very sweet, thank you for sharing this story. You and your husband are so loving. They will all turn out to be a blessing. Jesus blessed you abundantly!
After i had my son I felt bad for every woman with twins. I literally cannot imagine. God bless you mom and dad. You are doing an awesome job.
Dear God how could you choose a child to terminate? God blessed this family.
I'd image it's not an easy choice, they were fortunate to have them all.
A friend of mine was supposed to be a quad but she and her mom were the only ones to survive. That's the other side of the story I'm afraid, it's like a gamble you could risk losing them all (including the mum) with the choices.
They were the lucky 20% that means there are 80% that didn't go as well as this.
And that's not to say that 80% deiced to terminate, it's more than they were unlucky.
@@XxXNightcoreQueenXxX That would be a choice I would have to leave to God or nature. I could not carry the guilt of it.
@Tammy James usually they recommend to terminate the weakest/least likely to survive. their reasoning is that by terminating the fetus(es) that have the smallest chance of survival, it'll vastly increase the survival of the others. although i agree, i don't think i could ever make that decision, it'd be far too difficult. i'd always be wondering "what if" and would probably feel guilty.
@@jenna127 And as I said, multiple times, not a choice I would make. It's as if no one can have an opinion different from yours. Sounds about liberal.
Tammy James She was literally just explaining things? Sounds about conservative to get offended over facts lmfao
The four girls are blessed including their mother
Holly “Na-than... I LOVE ❤️ him” 😄🤦🏽♀️
Such a brave, sweet, loving mother and dad too! God bless them!
American mother gave very smart and logic advice to UK mother
This was a neat and interesting documentary on four beautiful girls. I think it was cool how a family in America opened their house up for this mum and shared their stories and advice.
Even I couldn't imagine to have only 1 child, they are absolutely adorable and the parents are so sweet with them - what a cute family! Wish them all the best!
My huge admiration for this family. The realization of how important each child is to mum and dad and to each other. Thumbs up to the medical team! These girls are surrounded by love and fun ...they certainly chose the right parents!
Their body’s are identical but their souls are unique.
The parents should be very proud they are lovely little girl's. 😊😊 I would love to have quad's, they look so much like their mom I want their hair!!
Yes, so lovely. Athough when I expected twins I wqas not that pleased because so many aer born with disabilities particularly large multiples, often one will be deprived of oxygen at birth so having triples or quads sadly often does mean one will have a disability for life which is why all 8 we saw here being normal was so lovely.
That means a far more painful and complicated childbirth
I pretty much have their hair and it's so hard to take care of 😩 I'm thinking I could just give up on it
Their hair is pretty though, don't you think? I guess if they didn't like it, they could have it straightened when
they are older.
I think that the hair looks like their mom's but they have lighter eyes and their facial structure is more like their dad's.
When she started dying laughing at her own joke I thought that was pretty funny lol
I cried while they were spinning around in the dresses that they picked out 💛
Fascinating. It would be interesting to see how their personalities diverge as they grow older and go through life’s great changes, like College, Marriage etc
They are older now I seen them on Facebook
I’m a triplet and was born on Mother’s Day 😂
Who am i? Your lucky Mum xx
Who cares. You're not an identical, naturally conceived quad.
Thats lovely ❤️❤️❤️
I was born on Mother's Day too :)
How wonderful to have these beautiful girls........and they have their mum's beautiful hair!!!!...............Congratulations !!!
Wish them happy healthy life
Raising a quadruplet is wasn’t that easy as what I’ve observed, and I admire their parents for doing that, and they survived. They are so lovely and beautiful.
You guys are great parents thanks for sharing your beautiful family. Lots of love from kettle falls Washington.
I find it interesting that 3 of the girls all have names ending with the ee sound, but Jessica has a totally different sounding name. And she is the most individual of them.
Georgie's name is Georgina
@E.A.F. the thinking is.. "my mom gives me more attention, therefore, I must be more special in some way. otherwise, why would she give me more attention? we all look the same." that line of thinking can translate into more independence and leadership skill.
It was so lovely to see them all in different clothes at the end :)
QUADFATHER LMAO thats too cute
That was a wonderfully positive documentary. Thank you for putting this together, it's nice to see positive documentaries with children. The two families with four identical quadruplets were also adorable.
They are going to have such an amazing childhood with such sweet and loving parents. God bless you all.
Following this family's beginnings I find that they are so inspirational. I cried in the beginning, laughed in the middle and felt content that these girls have a wonderful life to look forward to.
Her:”Their hyped up”
Him:”it’s not my fault”
Her:*death stare*
Parents with multiples match the clothes because it's cheaper you get deals for buying same clothes. It keeps them from fighting for different clothes & makes it easier to keep track of them all in case they run away or are mixed with other kids
What a cute story. It stopped in the middle, so I had to reboot, but I enjoyed this segment.
A beautiful mess of love and light! Kudos to mom, dad and big brother too!
Made me smile all the way through this documentary, Well done Mum and Dad, Well done Girls.
What a gorgeous Mum she is...... fabulous documentary, I wish the girls and the Parents the best of luck for the future and always to be healthy and happy.
Jacqueline Ringersma Mager Wonderful Father too - they are such a great team
So cute cant take how cute they are
If I had these, I would definitely dress them the same. Like it's easy to spot them out, and you don't have to worry about outfits, and it's so adorable!