A New York couple new they were going to have triplets, but never expected to have identical children.
Owen, Noah, and Miles beat the odds by being identical triplets--doctors said it’s a “one in a million” birth.
“We won the genetic lottery,” father and attorney Jason Fenley said. “It’s pretty cool.”
“It’s a miracle,” he added. “We always ask, ‘Why us? Wow. Why us?’ And for some reason or other, it happened, and it’s an absolute miracle and it’s a blessing to have.”
The babies were born seven weeks premature and then spent 51 days in the NCIU before going home.
Mother Kelli Fenley said the parents already have a system to tell them apart.
“We color-code them,” she said, reported ABC. “Owen is blue, Noah is gray and Miles is green. We dress them in that color, and paint their toenails that particular color.”
