“So then our other girl is Jules. The other two we will name when they are born, right?” Bette asked. Tina smiled.

“Yeah. Little TJ and Wyatt.” Tina said, smiling.

“24 weeks to go… Well, probably less with those four.” Bette said.

“I read that 31 weeks is the average time to carry a quadruplet.” Tina informed Bette.

“Wait, only 15 weeks then? We won’t have space Tee. The works aren’t even stated yet!” Bette began to freak out.

“Bette, they will be just fine in the guestroom and they will probably have to stay in the hospital longer than a single baby.”

“Why four kids in one time? It’ll be crazy!”

“Instead of one amazing creature, we get four. It’ll be alright.” Tina smiled at Bette. They reached the house, got out of the car and walked inside.

“Maybe we should search for a quadruplet stroller? I mean, I’m not sure if we can find one in a normal baby shop.” Bette suggest

 “Yeah, on the internet we should find something, babe.” Tina said. They took the laptop and googled for an hour but still didn’t find what they wanted until they found a company that made custom-made strollers and buggies. It was expensive but they didn’t mind. They needed it. They choose one for four kids that looked like a double twin stroller and that was in dark and light blue with white. The price tag: $2300.

“Maybe we should also buy beds and some clothes now we’re online?” Tina asked.

“Yeah…” Bette said and opened Internet Explorer again.

After three hours of online shopping, they had bought ‘some’ clothes for the babies: 24 one-piece, leg-snap knit pajamas, eight blanket sleepers (the babies would be born around January), 24 cotton side-snap undershirts, 16 booties and baby socks, eight receiving blankets and eight hats. They also bought furniture for the baby room: four cribs, four crib mobiles (With cute butterflies and rainbows for the girls, monkeys and banana’s for the boys), a rocking chair, four infant seats, a changing table, four car seats, (they didn’t have the car to drive all the babies in but they would buy that sometime in the future). And some other things they thought they needed: 16 crib sheets, 16 fitted waterproof mattress pads, crib bumpers, baby wash clothes, eight hooded towels, some neck pillows and four pacifies with ‘I LOVE MY MAMAS’ on them.