Kerry and Craig Kozinski of Wisconsin are raising three sets of twins who were born on the same day but separated by a year and two years. Kerry Kozinski and her husband Craig have always wanted a large family, and they planned to start by adopting a baby, though they expected to have their own first. However, Kerry was unable to conceive, and physicians informed the couple that they would not be able to have children. It was heartbreaking, and the Kozinskis began looking for a baby to adopt.
Soon, a pregnant young woman who was already raising twins approached Kerry and Craig about adopting her child when he was born, and the pair enthusiastically accepted. Adaline and Kenna, twin girls, were born on February 28, 2014 and went to live with their new parents. After some time, the twins’ biological mother approached the Kozinski family again with an offer.
Attention: Pick up her older twins, a one-and-a-half-year-old girl and boy born on February 28, 2013. Thus, the previously childless family grew by two children. At the same time, Kerry Kozinski did not give up hope of having her own child, and luck smiled upon her once more: after another IVF, she became pregnant and gave birth to twin girls called Clarissa and Caroline on February 28, 2017.
They weighed less than 800 grams and were breastfed for a long period before being sent home. The girls struggle with development, but their parents adore them and consider them a gift from fate. A 28-year-old mother of many children agrees to an interview, stating that she is frequently asked if she guessed the answer on purpose. Probably scheduled a caesarean birth on February 28?”
So no. My girls were born at 24 weeks. Believe me, I did not intend to purposely give birth to children in such a short period. Kerry also stated that her 43-year-old husband wants additional children, as the family already consists of five girls and one boy. However, the mother of many children is not yet ready to discuss this topic, joking that if twins are born again, it will be on February 28.