![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/mum-of-three-who-wanted-one-last-baby-ends-up-having-triplets/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/natasha-pendered-rushden-northamptonshire-847284899.jpg&description=A BROOD AWAKENING Published : 22:39, 24 Sep 2023 Updated : 22:39, 24 Sep 2023 A MUM of three who tried for one last baby to complete her family discovered she was having triplets. Natasha Pendered and husband Jordan were already parents to Molly-May, seven, Lily, five, and Finley, two. 5 Natasha and Jordan Pendered tried for one last baby to complete their family but had triplets Credit: Damien McFadden 5 The family have welcomed three new additions — Frankie, Elise and Louie Credit: Damien McFadden 5 Natasha said: 'When Jordan met me he hadn't really considered having children — now he's a dad of six' Credit: Damien McFadden Now the family have welcomed the three new additions — Frankie, Elise and Louie — to the family home. Natasha, 33, a manager for a children's charity, said: 'When Jordan met me he hadn't really considered having children — now he's a dad of six. 'I have four brothers and I've always wanted a big family, but I wasn't quite expecting to have quite such a big one all at once. 'We had decided we would try for one more child to complete our family, but thought we'd wait until our finances were in order. 'But we ended up being pleasantly surprised to discover I was pregnant before we planned. 'I hadn't had any pregnancy symptoms with my first three, but from the beginning of week seven, I was throwing up all day every day. "I had a bump from six weeks, so there was part of me that thought there was a possibility of twins. "We went for a scan and could see clearly three separate embryos on the screen.' The triplets were born at 33 weeks and four days by C section in July. The family of Rushden, Northants , have had to swap their Nissan Qashqai for a seven-seater Vauxhall Zafira , which still doesn't fit the whole family. Natasha said: 'I still have to walk all six children to school and back every day, because they won't all fit in the car. 'Luckily, if it's raining, one of my eldest's friends mums will give them a lift. If we want to go out as a fami){kind=link}
A MUM of three who tried for one last baby to complete her family discovered she was having triplets.
Natasha Pendered and husband Jordan were already parents to Molly-May, seven, Lily, five, and Finley, two.
Now the family have welcomed the three new additions – Frankie, Elsie and Louie – to the family home.
Natasha, 33, a manager for a children’s charity, said: “When Jordan met me he hadn’t really considered having children – now he’s a dad of six.
“I have four brothers and I’ve always wanted a big family, but I wasn’t quite expecting to have quite such a big one all at once.