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- Halima Cissé, a woman who delivered a record nine babies, said caring for them was tedious work
- Cisse said the children, six of whom are still in incubators, use 100 diapers a day
- Caring for non-tuples is expensive and their hospital bill currently stands at 8.2 million Ghc
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A Malian woman who delivered a record nine babies on May 5, 2021 in Morocco revealed that Joy Packs use 100 diapers per day.
Source: UGC
Halima Cissé, who gave birth to non-tuples at a clinic in Casablanca, told the Daily Mail that babies consume six liters of milk per day.
According to the 26-year-old, who is now a mother of ten, she was shocked after giving birth to the non-tuples, four boys and five girls.
“It was a total shock when I found out I had nine babies because I thought it was going to be seven,” she said.
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Caring for children
Cisse revealed that as he watched the babies give birth one after the other, many questions crossed his mind.
“I was very aware of what was going on and it seemed like an endless stream of babies was coming out of me,” she said.
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She admitted that she wondered how she would take care of the children while she was still in the delivery room.
“My sister was holding my hand but all I could think about was how I would take care of them and who was going to help me,” Cisse said.
Almost three months after the miraculous births, six of the babies are still in the incubator.
Cisse told the Daily Mail that taking care of them is a chore while also expressing his gratitude to the team of doctors and nurses who are helping him around the clock.
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Describing a typical day dealing with non-tuples, Cisse said they were fed formula every two hours since she ran out of breast milk a month after giving birth.
Their diapers are also changed every two hours, for a total of 100 diapers per day. Babies also have health checks every three hours.
Invoice of 8.2 million Ghc
Source: UGC
Caring for the nine children comes at a cost because so far they have racked up an estimated hospital bill of 8.2 million Ghc.
However, luckily for Cissé and her husband Kader Arby, the Malian government is committed to covering the bill.
“It’s amazing how much work it takes to take care of them. I am grateful to the medical team who are doing all the hard work and to the government of Mali for funding this, ”she said.
The babies are expected to stay in the hospital for the next two months.
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In May, YEN.com.gh reported that a Kisii woman who delivered quintuplets asked for help feeding the infants.
Sheila Nyachera gave birth to five babies on April 15, 2021, but lost one a few days later.
The mother of four who has no source of income said feeding the infants has become difficult.
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