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What is 9 kids at once called?

Nine kids born at once are called nonuplets, which is a very rare type of multiple birth, with the first set of nonuplets to survive to the present day being born to a Malian woman in Morocco in 2021.
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What do you call 10 children at once?

Ten babies born at once is called decuplets, but a widely reported case in South Africa (the "Tembisa 10") claiming this happened in 2021 was later proven to be a hoax, as medical tests showed the woman never gave birth, reports BBC and Wikipedia https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-57400074,. 
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How rare is a septuplet?

Septuplets (seven babies) are extremely rare, with only a few dozen known births worldwide, and while fertility treatments have increased multiple births, spontaneous septuplet pregnancies are astronomically rare, with odds estimated around 1 in 4.7 billion for sextuplets alone, making septuplets even more improbable. The first widely known surviving set was the McCaughey septuplets in 1997, highlighting their exceptional rarity.
 
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Who had 12 babies at once?

No one is thought to have ever given birth to 12 babies before. In January, American Nadya Suleman gave birth to the world's longest surviving octuplets, conceived through IVF. In May, a 29-year-old British woman, Nuala Conway, gave birth to the country's first sextuplets for a quarter of a century.
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What is a sunrise baby?

A sunrise baby is the surviving twin when one twin is lost during pregnancy (a sunset baby), representing a mix of joy and grief as they bring new life while honoring the lost sibling, often in the context of Vanishing Twin Syndrome. This term, alongside "rainbow baby" (born after a loss) and "sunshine baby" (born before a loss), helps parents navigate complex emotions and acknowledge the whole journey. 
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Mali mother who gave birth to nonuplets calls them 'gift from God'

What is a hurricane baby?

If you've lived in Hurricane Alley long enough, you've heard about the phenomenon of “hurricane babies”—nine months after a big storm, there's a spike in births.
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What is an angel baby?

An "angel baby" refers to a baby who has passed away during pregnancy (miscarriage, stillbirth) or shortly after birth, offering parents a gentle way to acknowledge their profound loss and honor the child's memory as a special, angelic presence. It's a term used within the grieving community alongside "rainbow baby" (a baby born after a loss) and "sunshine baby" (a child born before a loss) to navigate the complex emotions and find meaning in their experience. 
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Who has 32 children?

While there are many people with large families, one notable historical example of a mother having 32 children is Mara Benita Olivera (sometimes listed as Moddie Olivera) from Argentina, who had her 32nd child in 1987, and there are also modern examples like a West Virginia couple adopting 32 kids and rapper Jay Fizzle having many children, though not exactly 32 at a single time. 
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What is a daisy baby?

A daisy baby is another name for babies with TTTS. The Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome Foundation coined the term after its founder planted daisy seeds with her surviving twin son in their backyard. The daisy field is a symbol of hope that all babies affected by TTTS will survive.
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What is the rarest pregnancy?

Ovarian pregnancy

Ovarian ectopic pregnancies are the rarest type making up less than 1% of all ectopic gestations. These are difficult to diagnose as they look very similar to a tubal ectopic pregnancy that is stuck to the ovary or a 'corpus luteum' which is the place that the egg was released from.
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Are you still a triplet if one dies?

Yes, surviving triplets are still considered triplets because the term refers to their origin from a single pregnancy, not the number alive at any time; however, socially, they might sometimes be called twins, but they remain technically and historically triplets, and families often continue using the term for respect and remembrance.
 
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Are the Sara quads still alive?

He died in 1983 at age 62 years, whereas Mrs. Sara survived him by almost 40 years. She died in December 2022, a month short of her 102nd birthday. The four babies went on to live long, healthy lives, and all remain alive at the time of writing, now in their 70s.
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What are 11 kids called?

ENGLISH TERM FOR MULTIPLE BIRTHS 1 baby is called - Singleton 2 babies are called - Twins 3 babies are called - Triplets 4 babies are called - Quadruplets 5 babies are called - Quintuplets 6 babies are called - Sextuplets 7 babies are called - Septuplets 8 babies are called - Octuplets 9 babies are called - nonuplets ...
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What is a 10 day old baby called?

A neonate is a baby from birth up to 28 days old, basically, your newborn.
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How many of Valentina's children survived infancy?

Of the 69 children Valentina Vassilyev bore, 67 survived infancy, according to historical records documented by the Guinness World Records, with only one set of twins dying in infancy, making her the most prolific mother ever. 
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Can a baby have two fathers DNA?

Heteropaternal superfecundation is an extremely rare phenomenon that occurs when a second ova released during the same menstrual cycle is additionally fertilized by the sperm cells of a different man in separate sexual intercourse taking place within a short period of time from the first one 1-4.
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What are momo twins?

Monoamniotic twins are identical twins that share an amniotic sac, the fluid-filled sac that holds the baby during pregnancy (also known as the “bag of waters”). Normally, identical twins each have their own amniotic sac. Monoamniotic twins are a rare type of “monochorionic” twins, meaning they also share a placenta.
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Who carries the DNA for twins?

DNA for twins is carried by both parents for fraternal twins (two eggs, two sperm) but primarily by the mother for identical twins, as they come from one egg that splits, though a rare genetic factor for identical twinning can be passed down from either parent. The mother's genetics influence fraternal twins through a tendency for hyperovulation (releasing multiple eggs).
 
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What billionaire has 100 kids?

The billionaire associated with having over 100 children is Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, who has fathered many children through sperm donations and his own relationships, with plans for them to share his inheritance. Another figure mentioned is Chinese gaming billionaire Xu Bo, who reportedly aims for numerous sons to inherit his empire, though his exact number of children is disputed. 
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Who has 100 sons?

Gadhari, daughter of the King of Gandhar and wife of Dhritarashtra, was blessed by Rishi Vyasa to have 100 sons. She was pregnant for two years, and finally gave birth to a mass of flesh. Vyasa instructed her to cut the flesh into 101 pieces and places them in jars, one for each of 100 sons and one for a daughter.
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What celebrity has 100 children?

Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, has revealed that he has fathered more than 100 children across 12 countries through sperm donation, and he is not done.
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Why is the baby name 1069 illegal?

The name 1069 is banned or restricted in some U.S. states (like North Dakota, Minnesota, California) because it's purely numerical, which can cause confusion with legal/administrative systems and databases, leading to potential identification issues; courts have ruled against purely numerical names, even when spelled out, as they aren't considered traditional identifiers, although Roman numerals (like Mark-IV) are sometimes permitted. 
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What does this 👼 mean in texting?

The 👼 (Baby Angel) emoji signifies purity, innocence, blessings, or sweetness, often used for babies, children, or someone acting angelic (doing good deeds); it can also represent literal angels, Cupid, or be used playfully to describe someone as a "goody-two-shoes" or to express affection, often appearing with Christmas or Valentine's Day themes. 
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What is a sunset baby?

“I was so excited to see our little twinnies jumping around on the screen together, but devastation hit as we were told that one of the twins had left us – our sunset baby.” A sunset baby is a twin who dies in the womb, leaving behind a surviving twin.
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