When Bethani Webb went for her first ultrasound, she never imagined she’d leave with jaw-dropping news. The nurse stared at the screen in disbelief—there weren’t one, but four identical babies growing inside her. The odds? A staggering 1 in 15 million.
Married just months before, Bethani and Tim had no fertility treatments or family history of multiples. “It was a total shock,” Bethani said. But in June 2016, their four little girls arrived safely, each a perfect mirror of the others.
With identical faces, the parents got creative—painting each baby’s toenails a different color to avoid mix-ups. The challenges were immense: 48 daily diapers, round-the-clock feedings, and endless laundry. But their small town rallied around them, donating supplies and even helping them buy a bigger car.
“It takes a village,” Bethani laughed. Now, with Tim’s mother’s help, they’re navigating the beautiful chaos of raising quadruplets. Their story reminds us that life’s rarest surprises can also be its most precious.
