The Lammert family throws a huge celebration on August 25 to commemorate
the birthdays of three girls who are not triplets.
Sophia, the oldest, turns 7 this year. Giuliana, Sophia's little sister,
was born on her third birthday in 2018. On the same day, Mia came three
years later.
Kristin Lammert, a 33-year-old mother, said on "Good Morning America" that
"that was definitely not planned." "At first, it wasn't even an idea."
The Lammert family of Oviedo, Florida, anticipated that their girls'
birthdays would be close together but never imagined that they would fall on
the same day.
Father Nick Lammert, 34, said: "It was certainly more of an Oh my god, it
would be so insane if they came on the same day." "But again, they were due
so close together."
The physicians at Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies, according
to Kristin, responded to her husband's jokes about having their daughter on
August 25 in a very matter-of-fact way.
The doctor was quite clear that unless there was a medical reason, Kristin
couldn't just go in and say, "I would want this birthday."
Dr. Megan Gray, an OB-GYN at the hospital where the Lammert girls were
delivered, told "GMA" that they "receive it a lot." Even if we attempt to
induce labor by giving someone medicine, that is uncertain.
At first, Kristin's labor with Giuliana moved slowly, making her question
that the daughters would have a birthday in common. But things moved
quickly, and the baby was delivered at about 10:30 p.m.
Sophia recalled that her father had told her that Giuliana was her birthday
present when she was still inside her mother. "I didn't know what it meant
at the time," Sophia said.
Kristin celebrated the birthdays of her daughters in 2021, precisely three
years later, in a hospital as she was getting ready to give birth to
Mia.
Preeclampsia, a significant blood pressure problem, was discovered in
Kristin at 37 weeks pregnant. As a result, physicians chose to induce labor
on August 23, weeks before her due date of September 8. On August 25, Mia
showed up.
"We just exchanged looks of "Did that just happen? when she was born. Are
they for real? What day are all three of them? said Kristin. And right this
second, nurses are rushing in to get the numbers so they can go purchase
lottery tickets.
According to statistics, it is highly unlikely to give birth to two
siblings on the same day, much less three, Gray added.
It's not at all typical, according to Gray. "Even if you tried to time it,
logistically, that would be very challenging. The fact that she naturally
gave birth to three children, unplannedly, on the same day and at different
times in her life, is fairly bizarre.
Sisters become pregnant at the same time and post their journey to
TikTok.
The Lammert sisters' "triple crown" birthday will be celebrated jointly for
the first time this year, but Sophia is used to getting together with other
people.
She only lately became aware of its rarity, asking, "Oh, so siblings don't
everyone share birthdays?" said Kristin.
This year's celebration, which has a Barbie and mermaid theme, will be, in
Sophia's words, their "largest party yet." The ladies don't mind sharing the
spotlight and a cake despite having to combine their big day.
It is surely our responsibility as parents to inculcate in them the idea
that this is something really unique. And they have never mentioned or even
considered not having the same birthdate. I believe there is a unique
relationship between each of them.
Kristin and Nick indicated that they would be in favor of include a second
child at the Lammert family birthday celebration. However, they are aware
that the dates are unlikely to work out.
We believe the way everything came together was fate, Kristin added. "It
would be amazing if it ends up working out again in August."
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