Dilley sextuplets

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The Dilley sextuplets (Brenna, Julian, Quinn, Claire, Ian and Adrian), of Decatur, Indiana, were the first surviving set of sextuplets in the United States. They were born on May 25, 1993 to Becki and Keith Dilley. All but one of the babies were able to go home after a little while; baby Julian had a small injury, but was able to come home after an operation.

Two books have been authored by the parents to describe the details of their early years after the sextuplets were born:

Special Delivery: How We Are Raising America's Only Sextuplets...and Loving It, by Barbara M Dille, Becki Dilley, Sam Stall. Publisher: Random House, Date Published: 1995, ISBN 0-679-43706-1

Sixty Fingers, Sixty Toes: See How the Dilley Sextuplets Grow, by Becki Dilley, Keith Dilley, E. Anthony Valainis. Publisher: Walker & Company, Date Published: 1998, ISBN 0-8027-8614-6.

There was also a TV movie in 1999 about the Dilley family, Half a dozen Babies.

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