Seven Bundles of Joy
On November 19, 1997, and nine weeks early, all seven babies were born via cesarean after the McCaughey’s had spent a lot of time with the doctors and frequent checkups. The babies were born healthy within six minutes with each one ranging between 2lb 5oz and 3lb 4oz. It was a wonder what will happen to the world’s first surviving septuplets. The world was eagerly watching as the family received a lot of media attention as soon as the news broke out about the seven embryos.
Meet the McCaughey’s septuplets

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All the babies – four boys and three girls – made it through the delivery, ready to face life. I guess the McCaughey’s must have gone on a name search mission with news of expecting seven babies at a go. They had all the babies’ names ready at birth, including Kenny Robert, Alexis May, Nathan Roy, Natalie Sue, Kelsey Ann, Brandon James, and Joel Steven in order of birth.
52 diapers and 42 bottles everyday

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The family received a lot of donations from several well-wishers, including a house, nanny services, diapers, a van, and more.

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The birth of the septuplets gathered media attention, making the McCaughey’s famous with a feature in Time magazine, President Bill Clinton wishing the family well, meeting President George Bush, and appearing on The Oprah Winfrey show.

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Although all the kids were healthy, Alexis and Nathan had difficulties walking as they were born with cerebral palsy – a condition that affecting coordination and movement. Nathan taught himself how to walk while Alexis walks with the help of a walker. The McCaughey septuplets are thus the world’s first septuplets to survive and thrive through infancy.
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