A new baby in a family brings great happiness. Therefore, when future parents announce their pregnancy to their families, grandmothers and aunts take special care of the pregnant woman. But what if instead of producing one child, a woman’s produces two or more?
Alexandra and Antonio desired to have a sizable family. Therefore, when their first child reached an age of relative independence, the couple decided to expand their family. Alexandra was healthy, so she went to her first utsu without concern. What the physician said stunned the audience.
The fact that they will be having twins has greatly surprised them. But they were pleased that they had to prepare a room for two children rather than one. However, Alexandra’s grew at an alarming rate. During the subsequent examination, young parents learned that the doctor observed the head of another infant. Triplets – it was a mere s!
However, it turned out that the doctor was administering information and emotions to the couple. In addition to the third head, he discovered a fourth and… a fifth. Alexandra could not control her emotions in the face of such shocking news. After she began to cry, she realized that having so many children was an extraordinary blessing and joy.
Doctors immediately assumed that quintuplets could only be delivered by caesarean section. And despite the fact that Antonio was supposed to be with his beloved at this special moment, he missed the train due to professional obligations. “When I realized that I would miss this moment, I cried like a baby,” Antonio recalls.
Alexandra delivered five healthy puppies, four males and one female. Alex, Martin, Michael, Daniel, and Teresa now make their parents’ daily lives five times more enjoyable. Alexandra Kinova’s story is remarkable because she has never undergone fertility treatment. Their child is believed to be the first quintuplet in the history of the Czech Republic. Since 1949, we have had birth statistics in the country, but fivefold was never mentioned at that time. In fact, quintuplets have not been born in the country for an average of 480 years. Due to the rarity of identical quintuplets, it is difficult to estimate their probability.
