27-year-old twin sisters coincidentally give birth within one hour of each other on the same day
27-year-old twin sisters happened to give birth within minutes of each other on the same day – despite being almost a month apart.
Identical twins Amanda Caston and Julia Baldree, of Farragut, Tennessee, were “inseparable” all their lives.
When the sisters got pregnant around the same time last year, they were thrilled that their children would be about the same age, but they never expected to welcome their babies on the same day.
Amanda gave birth to her son Miles on March 28, while Julia welcomed twins named Josiah and Carter, despite Amanda’s due April 2 and Julia 20 days later, April 22.
According to People magazine, Amanda was induced on the 27th, but didn’t give birth to her son until the next day — at almost the exact same time that Julia gave birth by cesarean section.
What are the odds? 27-year-old twin sisters happen to give birth within minutes of each other on the same day — despite being almost a month apart
Strong bond: Identical twins Amanda Caston and Julia Baldree (pictured as children), from Farragut, Tennessee, were ‘inseparable’ all their lives
When the sisters got pregnant around the same time last year, they were excited that their kids would be about the same age — but they never expected to welcome their babies on the same day
Amanda gave birth to her son Miles on March 28, while Julia welcomed twins named Josiah and Carter, despite Amanda being due on April 2 and Julia on April 22.
“When he got here at 10:24 am on Monday morning, I was waiting for something from my sister,” Amanda recalled to the outlet.
“And then I found out that they were all born within an hour. I didn’t expect that at all.’
The twins said they went through each stage of their pregnancy side by side and shared in all the milestones as they both prepared to welcome their new bundles of joy.
“We were texting and facetime until the hour before and the hour after they were born,” Amanda also shared. WBIR recently.
WBIR reported that the odds of twins having children on the same day while one of them is welcoming another twin is about four in 100,000.
The identical twins said growing up together “was a lot of fun” because they “always had someone to play or argue with,” adding that they were excited that their kids will have that too.
The twins said they went through each stage of their pregnancy side by side and shared in all the milestones as they both prepared to give birth. Amanda is pictured with her new son
The identical twins said growing up together “was a lot of fun” because they “always had someone to play or argue with,” adding that they were excited that their kids will have that too.
BFF: The sisters loved being new moms together and hope their boys will become best friends — just like them. The sisters are pictured when they were younger
“We used to fool our father and he would never be able to tell the difference,” Amanda joked. “We always had someone to play with or argue with, it was a lot of fun.”
“It’s not often you hear of twins having twins and another on the same day within the same hour and that they’re all boys,” Amanda said, seen with her son and nephews.
The sisters were excited to be new moms together and hope their boys will become best friends – just like them.
“We’ve all just had girls, everyone’s just had girls and then, surprise! Three boys,” Amanda gushed to WBIR.
“You don’t often hear about twins having twins and another on the same day within the same hour and that they’re all boys.
“They will always have best friends to hang out with during their childhood, like we did. I hope they realize how much their family loves them because we love them all very much and it’s exciting to have all three of them in the family.”
She added to People: “It was really fun and definitely an adventure. And we’re delighted that they can share birthdays just like us. It turned out really well, and we’re all really looking forward to it.’