On 4 may 2021, nine babies born in a clinic in casablanca, morocco, were officially recognized as the most children delivered at a single birth to survive. the world's only nonuplets are nearing their third birthday (which will be in may) and their parents abdelkader arby and halima cisse, a young couple from mali are delighted with their large family. Mom speaks out about giving birth to 9 babies. "all the children are doing well," said the woman's doctor. casablanca, morocco "i feel very happy to carry my child," 26 year old halima cissé.
On may 4, 2021, then 25 year old cissé gave birth to nine babies — five girls and four boys — named mohammed vi, oumar, elhadji, bah, kadidia, fatouma, hawa, adama and oumou. guinness world. Cissé, a woman from mali, had been expecting to give birth to seven children; scans had missed two of them. mali ministry of health and social development. a malian woman has given birth to nine. Mom who gave birth to 9 thriving babies says she feels 'very happy' 3 months after delivery . even with nonuplets and another daughter, halima cisse says she hasn't ruled out having more children. A malian woman has given birth to nine babies at once — two more than what doctors previously expected, according to mali's top health official. on tuesday, 25 year old halima cisse welcomed.
Mom who gave birth to 9 thriving babies says she feels 'very happy' 3 months after delivery . even with nonuplets and another daughter, halima cisse says she hasn't ruled out having more children. A malian woman has given birth to nine babies at once — two more than what doctors previously expected, according to mali's top health official. on tuesday, 25 year old halima cisse welcomed. Mother gives birth to 9 babies in morocco. a malian woman has given birth to nine babies at once, according to mali’s minister of health and the moroccan clinic where the nonuplets were born. it. Mali's healthy ministry released this photo of some of the nine babies born in morocco to 25 year old halima cisse on may 4. (mali ministry of health and development) a malian woman gave birth to.
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