For the first time, this Mississippi couple got to hold their baby quintuplets together and commemorate the milestone with a couple of precious family photographs.
and one boy -- were conceived through intrauterine insemination or IUI, after Haylee and Shawn Ladner experienced a miscarriage and chemical pregnancy.
Because the babies were born prematurely, they've had to receive care such as respiratory support, according to their parents, but have not had any major complications after birth. "I love getting to be their mom and getting to be here with them every day and getting to see them learn new things and grow and it's literally the greatest thing I've ever done in my entire life. I couldn't be any happier," Haylee Ladner said.
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