BUSY Emma Geairns has become a mum of three in a year — having had twins straight after her daughter.
The 34-year-old gave birth to identical sons Noah and Arthur two days after little Harlow’s first birthday.
All three arrived despite Emma being told she had a slim chance of conceiving naturally.
She and husband Jamie, 32, spent a year trying before she became pregnant with Harlow.
Emma, of Poole, Dorset, said: “After Harlow we assumed it would take ages again, especially after what the doctors told me.
“But it was literally the first time we had sex after I gave birth, I was pregnant again.
“Early on in the pregnancy I started bleeding and assumed I’d had a miscarriage.
“I went to the doctors.
"But they told me not only did I have one healthy foetus — I had two.
“I was so shocked and overwhelmed to be told I had twins, when I thought I’d lost a baby.”
Emma, who works in property development, said: “Because of coronavirus, Jamie wasn’t allowed in with me.
"I came out to the car crying and he tried to comfort me.
"When I told him it was twins, he thought I was joking.”
The boys are now nine months old and Harlow is 21 months.
Emma and Jamie say they don’t plan to have more children.
She said: “It’s manic having three kids under two. It’s amazing, but it’s hard work.
“We’re very blessed to have three healthy children and I feel so lucky and grateful.”
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