The Odds of This Happening to a Family With Four Kids Was 133,225 to 1 -- and It Happened

A British couple will never have to worry about forgetting one of their four children's birthdays. Why? Because they all fall on the same day.

A British couple is stunned that all four of their children -- only two of them are twins -- were born on the same day. (Photo credit: Shutterstock)

With only one set of twins among their brood, ages ranging from 5 years old to four days old, Emily Scrugham and Peter Dunn say having yet another child born on Jan. 12 was not planned.

"[…] we now have an extra special little family," the 22-year-old mother said, according to the Daily Telegraph.

The odds of this happening are 133,225 to one.

In case you're wondering, none of the children's due dates were Jan. 12 either. The couple, who has been together for seven years living in the U.K., said their eldest son was born late, the twin girls were delivered early in an emergency Cesarean section and their newest addition, a boy, just happened to be born on Sunday, a bit later than his due date.

"I'm still trying to work out if it would be easier to have birthdays spread throughout the year or all on the same day," the 24-year-old father said, according to the newspaper. "It doesn't matter though, we plan to make every birthday a real family event where birthdays get celebrated individually and together."

It was also pointed out that Jan. 12, 2030, will be a big year for all the children. The eldest will turn 21, the twins will turn 18 and the couple's now-newborn son will be 16 years old.

Check out the family's photo on the Daily Telegraph.

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(H/T: Daily Mail)