One Indiana couple got the ultimate surprise earlier this week when their baby daughter was born on February 13th -- because that date also happens to be both of their birthdays!
It's already coincidental enough that they share a birthday, but to have their child also arrive on that particular date is just so against the odds. Can you imagine the laughter and joy in that delivery room? Seeing your baby's face for the first time is always special, but to receive that as a birthday gift is just absolutely priceless!
One thing's for sure -- this family will never have to worry about forgetting each other's birthdays in the future. Celebrations for them will be so much fun over the years -- and I can't help but wonder if they'll go all out and get three separate cakes. That would be pretty awesome. The more cake, the better, right?
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