From left: Giuliana, Mia, and Sophia Lammert.Photo: courtesy The Lammert Family
A set of Florida parents have been blessed three times over, as they’vewelcomed all three daughters on the very same day, exactly three years apart.
Kristin Lammert tells PEOPLE that she never expected to give birth to her three girls on the same day, but Sophia, 6, Giuliana, 3, and Mia, 2 months, clearly had other plans.
Though each girl has their own unique story as to how they entered the world, all made their grand entrance on August 25 — Sophia in 2015, Giuliana in 2018, and Mia in 2021.
“It simply feels surreal,” says Kristin. “We were not ‘aiming’ for this, but we find it to be incredibly special, unique, and like it was fate.”
Kristin and Nick Lammert’s daughters.courtesy Lammert Family
The Lammert’s triple miracle started back in 2015 when the Oviedo-based mom was pregnant with the couple’s first child.
“My pregnancy was an incredibly easy one. Zero complications throughout,” she shares. “At the very end of the pregnancy, I had consistent contractions, but they weren’t progressing past two centimeters.”
Giuliana and Sophia Lammert with their little sister Mia.courtesy The Lammert Family
During her second pregnancy with Giuliana, Kristin admits it “was a little more challenging” due to the constant nausea she felt.
Giuliana must’ve sensed that — and at Kristin’s final obstetrician appointment, she had slightly elevated blood pressure, which made the doctor send her to the hospital for an induction.
“When I suddenly developed high blood pressure at the end, I have joked that that was Giuliana’s way of making sure she shared birthdays with Sophia,” Kristin says. “My due date with Giuliana was August 29, 2018, and she was born on August 25, 4 days early.”
The Lammert family.courtesy The Lammert Family
Three years later, it was Mia’s time to shine — but not without a few bumps in the road.
“Although Mia was thriving, I gotCOVID-19at the beginning of my pregnancy. I was only 10 weeks along, and after that, I was being closely monitored for any complications that may [have] come about,” Kristin explains.
“In the final days of pregnancy, I developed high blood pressure, a constant headache, and extreme swelling,” she continues. “I got induced two weeks early due to preeclampsia, and that was honestly a complete shock. Mia was due September 8, 2021, and she was born on August 25, 14 days early.”
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With three of their daughters now sharing birthdays — a likelihood that has about an 8 in 1 million chance, according toUniversity of Minnesota sociology professor Rob Warren— Kristin says she and her husband Nick were left stunned.
The Lammert family right before Mia was born.courtesy The Lammert Family
When they finally relayed the news to their two older girls about Mia’s arrival, Kristin says they were beyond excited.
“I remember being on the phone with the girls while my husband and I were in the hospital,” she recalls. “My parents were watching them, and they were anxiously awaiting phone updates on whether or not they were going to get birthday buddies.”
“They were so excited to go to school and tell their teachers and friends,” the mom of three adds. “The girls absolutely love sharing birthdays.”
The Lammert girls.courtesy The Lammert Family
It’s not just a birth date that the youngsters share, either — Kristin says her girls have also developed an unbreakable bond.
“They are incredibly close to each other,” she says. “They have a special relationship and friendship, and it’s really sweet to see.”
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Looking ahead to the future, Kristin says she’s excited to “see their personalities develop over time.”
“Sophia and Giuliana have such a tight bond, that I joke — and hope — that they will allow Mia into their ‘squad’. So far, it looks like they will,” she says. “I’m so excited for all the future birthday extravaganzas, to create lasting family memories and all the future family vacations.”
As for what she’smostexcited for?
“We look forward to people’s reactions when we tell them our fun family fact,” Kristin says. “Our family dog, Koda Bear, also has an August 25th birthday and turned 16 this year. It’s so funny to see people’s reactions. It’s still as unbelievable to me as it is to them!”
source: people.com
