Texas woman gives birth to first all-girl quints in US

In less than five minutes, a Texas family delivered the United States its first set of all-girl quintuplets.

The little group was born earlier this month to Danielle and Adam Busby in Houston, according to a TV news report.

First ever all-girl quintuplets in U.S. born in Houston
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— KHOU 11 News Houston (@KHOU) April 14, 2015

No all-girl quints had been born in the world since 1969.

The Busbys named the babies, delivered via C-section, Olivia, Ava, Hazel, Parker and Riley.

The couple also has another daughter, Blayke. They have been blogging and posting Facebook updates and YouTube videos about the pregnancy and the babies’ arrival.

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