The record lays 2 twins at the same time
A mother in Texas, USA created a miracle that appeared only with 1 in 70 million people when she gave birth to two identical twin boys at the same time.
Tressa Montalvo's four sons, 36, were born by caesarean section at week 31 of pregnancy at Texas Women's Hospital, Houston (USA), according to a hospital press release.
Ms. Tressa and her husband - Manuel Montalvo Jr. - did not use any fertility drugs and only hoped to give birth to a younger brother or sister to their 2-year-old son, Memphis.
Tressa is happy to welcome the birth of 4 boys
son enters the Valentine's Day (February 14).(Photo: Daily Mail)
When Tressa became pregnant until the 10th week, the doctor said she was pregnant with twins. On the next visit, the doctor discovered the third heartbeat. The Tressa family then announced that there would be 4 more children, not private but 2 twins.
Texas Women's Hospital said that the rate of conception of two twins in a natural way is very small, only about 1 in 70 million people. Two twins share a placenta while the other twins are placental.
Ace and Blaine were born at 8h51 on February 14 and weighed 1.64kg and 1.79kg respectively. Meanwhile, the Cash and Dylan twins left the womb only 1 minute later with a weight of 1.33kg and 1.53kg.
'We try to name the child with the first letter ABCD. We were just expecting to have one more child, but heaven gave us four, ' said Tressa.
Her husband added that they will not stop giving birth because he still wants to have another daughter.
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