Aria and Skylar Morgan-Trodden were born by cesarean section. However, no one expected this birth to be so special. The happy parents shared a photo showing the moment the twins were born hugging each other.
The expressions of love from babies, even those in the womb, are very exciting. Twins Aria and Skylar Morgan-Trodden were born in November and are from London. The little ones were born ten weeks before the scheduled date by cesarean section. But the incredible moment between the twins was when they came out of the womb hugging each other. A nurse captured the moment.
In the photo shared by the couple, you can see the twins cuddling in the exact same position they held in the surrogate womb a moment earlier.
Parents Jyran Trodden, 25, and Ryan Morgan, 28, gave birth to their daughters via surrogacy. Both have already documented the little ones and returned home, where they are still inseparable.
The girls underwent a procedure in the womb after discovering they had life-threatening twin-twin transfusion syndrome. However, they were born healthy, with a lot of care since they were premature. But the most striking thing is that inside the womb they were embraced, and that’s how they came out.
The parents said it’s a “dream come true” and they feel “truly blessed.” They wanted to become parents, so a relative volunteered selflessly. At six weeks, they were expecting not one but two little ones.
But the pregnancy was complicated when, at 20 weeks, they were both diagnosed with twin-twin transfusion syndrome, and one of them could die. It was then that the surrogate was taken to the hospital. She underwent laser ablation surgery, which was successful.
Kyran said, “We were very anxious and scared, but the hospital staff was absolutely amazing. Every week after, we had a scan to make sure they were okay.” Finally, his daughter was born at 29 weeks on November 23.
But the little ones went home after a while since, the day after the birth, Kyran tested positive for CoVid-19, so they had to isolate themselves.
“The whole journey was amazing, we had ups and downs, laughs and tears, lots of emotions. It really tested us,” said Kyran.
As you can see in the image, they were born hugging. But that love and that union are maintained over time. The proud parents constantly take pictures of her, and they are always together in some display of affection.
Kyran and Ryan also hope that sharing their experience will encourage other same-sex couples to start a family.
“We will forever be indebted to our surrogate. We don’t know how we can repay such a gift. We thank her so much, there are no words that can truly tell her how grateful we are,” added Ryan.
