For over a week, the Cafferata family relied on FaceTime with the nurses to see their newborns. The family couldn't reach the hospital due to horrible road conditions during the winter storm in 2021.
GMA reported.
Once Starlyn became pregnant with quadruplets, the couple started documenting their journey on TikTok and Instagram under the name CaffSquad.
Over time, their fan base has grown and the parents now have over 43,000 followers on Instagram and another 478,000 on TikTok.
Even after the babies were born and placed in the NICU, the Cafferatas continued to document their parenthood experiences and upload photos of their little ones to the platforms.
But then the winter storm hit, and they couldn t see their newborns for days.
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Parents reunite with quadruplets after Texas ice storm keeps them apart
Starlyn and Bill Cafferata of Southwest Austin, welcomed their babies, Enzo, Lennon, Francesca and Stella on Jan. 18, 2021, prior to the Texas ice storm.Courtesy Starlyn and Bill Cafferata
A mom and dad have been reunited with their newborn quadruplets after being separated during the recent Texas ice storm.
Starlyn and Bill Cafferata of Austin welcomed babies Enzo, Lennon, Francesca and Stella on Jan. 18, prior to the winter storm, when dangerous weather conditions left millions without power. Some lost their lives, and the Cafferatas were trapped at home.
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Starlyn and Bill Cafferata recall their experience; NewsNOW from FOX host Stephanie Weaver has the story
The Texas parents of quadruplets born last month finally reunited with their newborns after the massive winter storm kept them apart for over a week.
Starlyn and bill Cafferata uploaded a video of the reunion with their children to social media platform TikTok, with the video liked over 82,000 times.
Starlyn Cafferata gave birth on Jan. 18 to a boy and three girls in St. David’s Austin Medical Center. As the children were born prematurely at 31 weeks, they were admitted to the hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).