Summary
A Texas father became popular online for a video where he uses a special technique to teach his identical quadruplet daughters their names. The video features him calling out each girl's name until she makes eye contact and has gained almost 10 million views. Identical quadruplets are extremely rare, occurring in about one in 10 to 15 million pregnancies.
Key Facts
- Jonathan Sandhu posted a viral Instagram video of teaching his quadruplet daughters, Hannah, Lucy, Rebecca, and Petra, their names.
- The daughters are identical quadruplets, one of the rarest types of natural births.
- The couple expected to have three children initially but discovered they were having four without fertility treatments.
- The pregnancy was high-risk, as all four girls shared a placenta.
- The Sandhus developed a feeding schedule to manage sleep with their quadruplets.
- The girls sometimes respond to the wrong names, which might be due to confusion or "FOMO" (fear of missing out).
- The video was viewed almost 10 million times, showing widespread interest in their family.
