South Bay couple welcomes rare naturally conceived triplets

A South Bay couple welcomed rare naturally conceived triplets, a pregnancy medical professionals called an uncommon occurrence. The family grew from four to seven overnight. Nyla Craft learned she was expecting triplets at a doctor's appointment, with a family history of multiples. The set includes an identical twin pair and a fraternal sibling, all boys, joining older sister Naya and brother Maceo. Kaiser Permanente South Bay staff noted about 2,400 triplet deliveries occur among 3.5 million U.S. births annually, with this mixed, same-sex case especially rare. A 15-person medical team assisted the birth, and doctors highlighted equitable care for Black mothers.