A COUPLE told they could not have children had two sets of twins — born a year apart to the day.
Alisha Young, 25, and Connor Craster, 26, found she was pregnant while she was in hospital for a .
Alisha Young and Connor Craster were told they couldn’t have children, but welcomed two sets of twins born a year apartCredit: SWNS
The couple survive on a maximum of five hours sleep a night, and have all four children bathed, fed, and in bed, by 7.30pmCredit: SWNS
Naturally conceived twins Lottie and Hattie arrived on November 2, 2024, shortly after Alisha was told she would not be able to conceive because she has .
Weeks later, Alisha found she was pregnant again — and Florence and William were born on their sisters’ first birthday.
Scaffolder Connor said: “Basically, we’ve got quads.
“It was a shock but such a massive relief — we really did want to have children.”
The double arrival ended years of despair over her endometriosis for children’s support worker Alisha, from Seaton Carew, Hartlepool.
It was so severe doctors told her to have her womb removed.
But a scan before the op revealed she was pregnant.
Alisha said: “We’re so happy and so blessed.”
The couple survive on a maximum of five hours a night, and have all four children bathed, fed, and in bed, by 7.30pm.
Connor said: “I can’t say when the day starts, because the last one just doesn’t end.”
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