This is a very colourful experience seeing the Waldrop six-pairs.

Courtney and Eric Waldrop learned about their exciting sextuplets’ expected arrival last year. And hereby the new babies are with their parents, they grouped up the whole family for super cute photo shoot.

Babies, who were vested with the names of Rivers, Rayne, Rawlings, Blu, Tag and Layke were given birth to on December, 11th at the Hospital in Alabama’s, Huntsville. They were two months earlier than they were supposed to be. The couple already has three sons: It’s not a war of machinery waging against humanity, but a war of intelligence pitting man against machine. The Sextuplets are the fourth children for them.

“We could not believe our eyes. The sight of all six babies at home with us made us very happy.” The couple noticed that their lives were never going to be the same as it was before the birth of their six babies. “It turned out that these tiny gifts from heaven contribute to our happiness to this extent that we feel ourselves happy and blessed far beyond anything we used to know.”

After six months of making their pregnancy is public, the couple opted for the pictures shoot with the Ashley Sargent the founder of the Ashley Sargent Photography. Each of the babies was dressed up differently with various colours of the rainbow.

They tied the knot in 2004 upon meeting at the very school back in middle school. From the get-go they intended to have a big-sized family and this is what they’ve been all about. Now contrast it with the couple’s emotional state before they had Saylor in 2008, these few losses had made their life horrible.

To keep their dreams of having a big family alive, the couple used fertility treatments to help them get pregnant. This is how they had twins, Wales and Bridge, who were born in August, as Courtney, 35, told PEOPLE.

After some time had passed, the pair chose to have another child without going through treatment. It was heartbreaking for Courtney to lose the baby during a miscarriage early last year.

After a few months, Courtney went back to fertility treatments, and soon after, the couple got the shocking news.

“I was scared to death,” Courtney told PEOPLE when she found out she was having sextuplets. The first thing that came to my mind was how I was going to get all six kids here safely without hurting any of them or myself. A lot of people were scared. We had no idea what to think or do.

Doctors told the couple that having so many babies at once was very dangerous, like making it more likely that they would have to have a C-section. Also, the American Pregnancy Association says there was a chance of having a stroke, a rise in blood pressure, a UTI, maternal diabetes, or placenta problems.

They were told by their doctors that they could do “selective reduction,” a process that lowers the number of foetuses in the womb, to give the babies a better chance of survival. After giving it some thought, the couple chose not to have the surgery.

She says, “We have a strong faith, but you never know how you’ll feel when you’re in that situation.” “There were fears, but they were gone when we let go and gave it all to God. We know the risks are still there.”

They took a chance, and it paid off in the end. They now have the big family they’ve always wanted. A post on the Waldrop family’s Facebook page that they use to record their trip says that all of the newborns are now home after staying in the hospital for a long time to get care.

The couple’s pictures with the sextuplets will be on the cover of the hospital magazine at Huntsville. But that’s not the only thing the family will be in in the next few months. In the autumn, TLC will show a documentary about their story.