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According to The World Counts, nearly 385,000 babies are born each day. But, for one mother, her baby was born more unique than anticipated. Brianna Worthy, a woman from Ridgeland, South Carolina, was also born a unique and special baby. Her birthmark displayed itself in the form of a large white streak throughout her hair and head when she was born.

When Worthy gave birth to her own daughter, MilliAnna, she wasn’t surprised when the baby came out with the same birthmark. The birthmark, a white streak in the hair, has actually been in their family for decades. Worthy’s grandmother and mother also have a streak in their hair. Poliosis can cause a unique yet beautiful birthmark. Poliosis is defined as the decrease or absence of melanin in head hair, eyebrows, eyelashes, or any other hairy area. MilliAnna also has the condition on her legs.

Worthy remembered growing up with the feature and the experience being bitter-sweet. The mom said she hopes her daughter MilliAnna will embrace the beautiful feature that sets her apart from the world. According to Medicine Net, the rare condition affects one in 40,000 people. The unique condition is not painful or harmful to children or adults who have the trait.

After giving birth to MilliAnna, Worthy said that she would raise her daughter to be confident with her condition. The mom also said she would teach MilliAnna to embrace her beauty and difference. Read on to see how MilliAnna’s mom had said she would raise her daughter to be confident in the world while being so special.

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In an exclusive interview with The Sun in 2016, Worthy said that after giving birth, the birthmark didn’t appear right away. She said that that changed quickly, “I didn’t know if MilliAnna was going to but once I had her and they laid her on my chest and I saw she had it, I was so happy.”

Now that MilliAnna isn’t a newborn, Worthy shared that the birthmark causes quite the spectacle when the mother and daughter are out and about. “We definitely get stopped a lot while out and about our daily routines,” the mom shared. Worthy also admitted that sometimes it could be overwhelming.

“The majority of the time, I welcome the polite comments and don’t mind answering the many questions, but honestly, it can be overwhelming at times,” Worthy said. “When I’m in a rush and just trying to do what I need and keep going,” she added. Since Worthy has the birthmark, too, she can relate to what her daughter will go through in the future as she gets older.

“I had several names such as skunk that kids would try to insult me with as a child,” she remembered. “Sometimes it would bother me when I was younger but grew to end up really loving it in my hair and was confident that it was my own unique signature look,” Worthy admitted.

Worthy said that she would raise her daughter to know her true worth in the world., “I plan to raise my daughter knowing she is beautiful and special and to not listen to people mean comments at times,” the proud mom said.

America’s Got Talent is a television series that showcases all the wonderful, unexpected, odd, and sometimes miraculous talents everyday Americans have. It gives contestants a chance to finally get under the big lights and prove to their televised audience that their skills mean they deserve a chance at fortune and fame.

In a clip that teased the July 19, 2022 episode, viewers got a glimpse of one nineteen-year-old woman from Connecticut that would stun the judges. The singer-songwriter gave one of the series’ most memorable performances, with only her guitar, her voice, and her courage.

Making her debut on Season 17 of AGT, Amanda Mammana sang an original song. In introducing herself, she explained, “As you can probably tell, I have a bit of a speech impediment.” She spoke with a stammer. “And, it was definitely something that caused me to shy away and to hide. But I found that I don’t stutter when I sing,” Amanda told the judges, touching on what drew her to music and brought her to the stage that day.

She continued, telling them and the audience about the song she was about to perform, fearlessly in front of countless viewers. “I will be singing a song that I wrote. It’s just about some hard times and if I could go back and change those things, I wouldn’t, because they made me me.” Mammana then launched into her song, passionately playing her guitar as she sang.

Both Sofia Vergara and Heidi Klum, who form part of the judges’ panel, teared up watching the powerful performance. “I thought that was so authentic. Thank you for having the guts to follow your heart,” she commended.

Amanda Mammana explained how the tune was about “dreaming big. Some people might think you’ll fail. Some might think you’re not good enough. Some might try to tell what’s best. They might tell you no. What you do after, speaks volumes. Will you give up on your dreams or will you prove them wrong?”

She explained how she took refuge in music after developing her speech impediment at the age of ten. “Once an outgoing kid, I became very shy and insecure.” However, Mammana was unwilling to let her condition dampen her dreams. She found a way to overcome the challenge, utilizing the power of song. “I picked up guitar as a way to escape.” The vocals seemed to have come naturally second. Mammana found herself unexpectedly “singing a couple months later.” From that moment on, “music became my safe place.”

Mammana found the silver lining and soon embraced performing as an outlet. “I was able to take the pain and turn it into something real and beautiful. Because of the struggles I went through, I was given inspiration to write songs about the human condition,” she said, touching up on her songwriting inspirations.

Clearly a talented lyricist and composer, Mammana charmed even Howie Mandel and notoriously difficult judge Simon Cowell. “Good enough doesn’t explain what we’ve just heard,” Howie admitted. “It’s not only good, it’s great. Look how you are moving this audience. I believe you are moving millions of people, right now.”

Mammana received a standing ovation from the judges, four yeses, and will advance to the next round of AGT, where audiences will surely continue to see her shine.

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Each season of the hit competition series “America’s Got Talent” brings a fresh batch of new talent and surprising acts. Whether it’s singing, dancing, performing stand-up comedy or putting on a magic show, acts are encouraged to come and showcase their talents in front of the judges and a live audience, whatever that talent may be. Over the years, many stars have been discovered in the competition series, and each new season of the show has proved to be better than the last.

The current judges are Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, Sofia Vergara and Heidi Klum. With so many acts striving to make it through to the next round and receive at least three yeses from the judges — or better yet, earn the golden buzzer — the pressure is definitely on for each act to perform.

For 11-year-old Madison Taylor Baez, performing is something that has always come naturally. Despite her young age, she has a voice of someone with years and years of experience as well as an incredibly impressive range and vocal tone. The talented young girl has already made a remarkable impression on Hollywood as she has been an up-and-coming star for several years. Madison even played the younger version of “Queen of Tejano Music” Selena on the Netflix series “Selena: The Series” from 2020 through 2021.

In June 2022, she shocked the world — and the “America’s Got Talent” judges — with her beautiful voice as she sang from the audience during what was supposed to be a commercial break. Cowell quickly invited Madison up to the stage to share even more of her story and her undeniable talent with everyone and hopefully earn her spot in the next round of the competition.

Unbeknownst to the judges, Madison was already set to audition for “America’s Got Talent.” However, the 11-year-old had “dreamed” of this moment since she was 4, and worked hard to earn her place in the audition round. Surprising the judges with her talent from the audience, Madison was invited on stage and sang “Amazing Grace” a capella.

After she finished performing, the 11-year-old cried as she received a resounding standing ovation. Everyone was blown away by the sheer power her voice held despite being so small and so young. No one was as surprised as Cowell, though, as he said:

“Wow. I’m not kidding, in all the years we’ve ever done this, this has never actually happened before. I mean, I normally leave during the break because people do sing. So this is actually the opposite; it actually brought me back into the room.”

Mandel added, “Your life has just changed.”

Madison explained how winning the grand prize of $1 million would mean she would get to help her dad — who had stage 4 colon cancer for nine years — with cancer research. It was an emotional moment for the young girl, and the judges and audience members could see that. Thankfully for Madison, her journey is just beginning, as Mandel said, “From the audience seat right to the live show,” and hit the golden buzzer!

Madison moved on to the live round of the competition and made it all the way to the semi-finals. On June 11, 2022, the 11-year-old uploaded a heartfelt Instagram post with the caption:

“In this family, something incredible happened”: a 30-year-old mother finally gave birth to four quadruplets. Finally, on New Year’s Eve, the woman discovered she was pregnant.

This story is about a wonderful family. The 30-year-old coach, Natalie, and her husband have been living together for 12 years. The woman has always wanted and dreamed of getting pregnant but struggled with infertility. After hormonal injections, she managed to get pregnant and finally had a daughter who is now 2 years old. Then, after some time, they wanted to have another child, a sister or a brother for their daughter.

Another hormone cycle was requested. On New Year’s Eve, finally, as a gift, the woman discovered she was pregnant. When she was seven weeks pregnant, she had her first ultrasound. According to her, there was an intuition that she might have twins. But the answer on the ultrasound was a surprise for them.

“When we went to the doctor, I lay down. When the doctor started the scan, I immediately saw two babies on the screen, and I immediately screamed that I would have twins. Then the doctor kept looking, and I noticed the third baby, but I couldn’t believe my eyes.”

“Then I asked the doctor how many babies there were, I heard something in his voice, and I immediately screamed that I would have three twins, but he looked again in silence and then showed four fingers. It was just an unexpected surprise. I even grabbed the doctor’s leg and asked if there really were four babies, and he said yes, there are four babies living there.”

“My husband almost fainted. We were going back home in complete shock.”

Finally, on July 21, beautiful and healthy babies were born: one boy and three girls. The babies spent their first days in the hospital, and then they were taken home. Now, Natalie has an Instagram account with many followers. She lives with five children, and of course, it’s challenging with them, but she is the happiest mother in the world. They feed their children for almost an hour and a half, but the mother always finds time to do sports.

A 46-year-old mother has given birth to identical triplets that she conceived naturally after being told she couldn’t have any more children because her eggs were ‘too old.’ Audrey Tiberius, from Utah, and her husband, Tyler Tiberius, 41, welcomed their triplet sons Sky, River, and Bay on March 30 after years of struggling with infertility. They are also parents to sons Marcus, 13, James, 11, Christian, 9, and Max, 7. She got pregnant at age 45, four years after a fertility specialist told her that the odds of her conceiving a child with in vitro fertilization (IVF) were just 10 percent. ‘They said, “I’m sorry, your eggs are too old,”‘ Tiberius recalled in an interview with Today. ‘We did three rounds of in vitro and they all failed.’

The mother of seven believes doctors should be more forthcoming with women about their fertility options early on to ‘save them heartache.’ She explained that her paternal grandmother had babies in her 40s, and she naively thought she would be able to do the same. ‘I didn’t realize that older celebrities often use frozen eggs or donor eggs,’ she said. Tiberius described her triplets as being ‘miracles’ — and for good reason. She was told by a statistician that ‘the odds of a 45-year-old having identical triplets are one in 20 billion.’

She turned to her faith to help her stay positive throughout her high-risk pregnancy. At 45, the risk of a miscarriage is about 80 percent, according to the Mayo Clinic. ‘I prayed that my babies would be safe and that I would deliver them when I was supposed to — and that’s what happened,’ she said. Tiberius’s triplets are now five months old, and she spends a total of seven hours a day pumping breast milk for her baby boys. She is looking into milk donors so she can spend more time with her family, but she couldn’t be happier to have seven sons. ‘I always had seven in my mind — that was always my dream number,’ she said. ‘But I didn’t think it would happen for me because of my age.’

” “In the supermarket, there will always be older white women staring at us with sust or African-American mothers shaking their heads.”

However, they cherish their family and would not alter anything. As missionaries in Honduras, the Christian couple desired to provide additional children with a caring home. They learned about the possibility of adoption not long after. This means that s that have been preserved for years are implanted into the s of adoptive mothers, giving newborns a greater chance of survival. In the case of Aaron and Rachel, the s have been suspended for fifteen years.

Aaron stated, “If Christians, or anyone else, truly believe that life begins at conception, then we must support the adoption of the and take our share of it.”

Rachel and Aaron decided to break the st, so they chose colored s, causing them to resemble their siblings more than their white parents. They knew they would receive a great deal of criticism for this controversial and culturally unpopular decision, but they were confident they were doing the right thing.

Two frozen African American s were implanted in Rachel’s utus; however, shortly after one of the implanted eggs ruptured, the couple discovered they were expecting triplets. In April, three sisters were delivered as triplets. According to Aaron, Rachel and she did not anticipate having such a large family when they began dating 12 years ago, but they are appreciative that God has entrusted them with these children.

“It was reassuring to see that virtually all of our acquaintances and relatives expressed unwavering support for our family and for the unconventional manner in which we created it. We are living the life of our dreams. Aaron stated, “Given the history of our country, we are grateful that this dream has come true, even if it does not resemble the typical American family.”

“I recall an acquaintance who went through the adoption process saying she always wanted her family to resemble a miniature United Nations. As I observe my expanding family, I would go one step further and say that I hope our family resembles a piece of paradise.

Despite the negative feedback, Aaron and Rachel are extremely pleased with their decision, which allowed Rachel to experience the pregnancy she had always desired. Likewise, the seven-member Halbert family is an excellent illustration of what faith and love entail.

“We believe that when you gaze into any human’s eyes, you are looking into the visage of a God-bearer – into the eyes of an eternal soul. This is true for the entirety of humanity, but it does not imply that racial differences are insignificant. We believe that the physical distinctions between individuals are a magnificent demonstration of God’s creative genius,” Aaron explained.

Parents with a large number of children are frequently asked peculiar inquiries. Repeatedly posing the same query on social media to a U.S. couple has caused social media users to scratch their heads.

A pregnant mother of six boys cannot bear when people ask her if she’s sad because she has not yet given birth to a girl. Michael and Arie elected not to find out the gender of their unborn child during Arie’s pregnancy.

The mother, who is pregnant with her seventh child, vented on social media about the inquiries she receives most frequently. Ariel and Michael, who reside in Tennessee (USA), are eagerly awaiting the birth of their son or daughter, but reveal that they can no longer tolerate certain comments, such as those implying that they are regretful that they do not have a daughter.ORGTOP NEWS

Ariel, a former university professor, had a difficult time during her first pregnancy and while giving birth to her first child. “I was told that I would likely give birth to a baby with each pregnancy,” the mother explained. However, she was able to become impregnated without difficulty after ttt. During this time, the educator notes that her support network was crucial.ORGTOP NEWS

Despite numerous inquiries, the couple decided not to learn the s.x of their unborn child during their new pregnancy. “It doesn’t matter whether you’re a girl or a boy because, unfortunately, that seems to determine your value to many people. “You will always have a special place in our family,” the mother told her stillborn child.ORGTOP NEWS

Ariel explained that in addition to the questions about the s.ᴇx of her baby, she was always asked if she would be disappointed not to have a daughter. “A good answer for a mom who has all boys or all girls or even lots of children is, ‘Wow amazing!!! I love that you have all these boys and girls or kids! What a blessing!’” she exclaimed. The teacher had four of her children at home and intended for her new baby to be born that way too.

Dressed in a sharp all-white suit, a young boy walks onto the stage of America’s Got Talent. He introduces himself as Peter Rosalita. He was born in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, and he is a Filipino citizen.

When asked what he would do if he won a million dollars, he said he would buy a Nintendo Switch and a laptop for an online school. When asked what he does for a living, he is slightly confused by the question and says he lives as a singer.

He seems to be slightly nervous before he sings, while a woman who could be his mother watches from backstage. When he starts singing “All By Myself,” his confidence takes over.

His voice starts soft and steady, then when he gets to the chorus he shows his true talents. He holds the long notes with incredible control. The power and vibrato that he presents, surprises everyone.

10-year-old belts out “All By Myself,” on America’s Got Talent

After his performance, the judges compliment him on his fantastic talent. They all loved him and talked about how cute he is. They were nervous for him at first but it all went away.

Heidi says Mariah should watch out because he was able to hit such high notes effortlessly, he could break the glass. Simon mentions he got goosebumps during his incredible audition.

All of the judges give him a yes and his smile gets even wider as he runs backstage to hug the woman who was watching him the entire time.

We all know that a Target run is never really as simple as we intend it to be. First, the Dollar Spot lures us in. Then the kids’ clothing section, followed by the the Hearth & Hand display that makes us want to put everything in our cart. The next thing you know, you’ve spent over an hour and $200 when all you’d planned on was a “quick” trip inside.

That’s partly why people were so shocked at first when they saw a mom’s Instagram post go viral for admitting that she left her baby in the car while running into Target. Luckily, though, it became clear that the whole thing wasn’t the act of a neglectful mom, but rather one big hilarious joke.

 

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The reel was shared in early March by influencer Bonnie Engle
It’s been going viral ever since, with millions of views and more than 1,000 comments.

In it, a camera does a close-up on a handwritten sign taped inside the window of a car. It reads: “My baby is OK. He has his snacks and a drink! I’m in Target. Be back soon!”

At first read, that message is enough to make the heart stop
After all, there have been far too many upsetting stories about babies and toddlers being left inside hot cars. But luckily, this wasn’t that kind of story.

As the camera pans away from the handwritten window sign, we begin to see that Engle’s “baby” is not much of a baby at all.

Instead, it’s her husband.

“Please no judgment,” Engle’s caption reads. “He is safe & well.”

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As he sits in the driver’s seat, her husband snacks on popcorn
By all accounts, he seems pretty happy to be where he is. (In other words, not trailing behind his wife in Target complaining about how long it’s taking her or how much money she’s spending.)

In the comments, people seemed relieved to learn this was all a big joke
As opposed to the alternative, which was a mom putting her baby in harm’s way.

 

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“For a second I was about to get really upset … I was not expecting that,” one person commented.

“My heart dropped and then I LMAO,” added someone else.

“It’s so much easier to leave them in the car,” another person said.

Others could not stop laughing.

“I’m dead,” wrote one mom, while another declared the video to be “genius.”

When I look back on my childhood, I remember only safety and love. From birth I was made aware of the fact that I was in a family who doted on me and wanted the absolute best.

Unfortunately, not all children have such security. Some grow up in shelters and adoption homes, no knowing the joys of a real family to call their own.

Fortunately, three brothers will know exactly that this Christmas, having been adopted by KC and Lena Currie of Sudbury, Massachusetts.

On November 23 of this year – coincidentally National Adoption Day – Joey, 3, Logan, 2, and Noah, 1, who are biological brothers, got to settle into their new forever home together.

KC and Lena’s journey in adoptive parenthood began one year ago, when they legally adopted Joey (who was two at the time).

As per Good Morning America, KC and Lena first spotted Joey at an event sponsored by Children’s Friend.

Adoption process
“We saw a picture of Joey and Children’s Friend mentioned [it] would be a good match,” Lena explained. “He was 18 months old at the time.”

They ended up adopting little Joey in March. But that was just the beginning.

The Curries soon received a call from Children’s Friend telling that Joey had a 6-week-old brother, Noah, who needed a home too.

KC and Lena took no time at all to say yes, only to then learn that there was a third brother, Logan, whose adoption into another family had fallen through. The Curries took that as a sign that someone was trying to tell them something.

Just one month after letting Noah into their home, Logan, too, joined his brothers.

“It was our gut feeling,” KC told GMA. “We were going to end up saying yes because keeping the brothers together was really important to us. When they’re older and have questions, they’ll have each other to lean on and experience that ride together.”

Of course, becoming parents to three kids under the age of 4 has been no walk in the park, but KC and Lena have done a remarkable thing in accepting responsibility for these brothers.

Not only will Joey, Logan, and Noah now grow up together, but they’ll benefit from the immeasurable gift of being in a loving family.

“It’s the first year and first holiday where it’s all permanent and true,” Lena said.

“Now we can start dreaming about grade school, sports, and all those fun things,” added KC.

Wow, what an inspiring story! And certainly one that’s bringing tears to my eyes.

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