‘Our two little miracles’ – Cambridge mum tells how IVF has given her the family she’d always dreamed of

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Wednesday 23 Apr 2014 1:18 AM

Written byLYDIA FALLON

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Ian and Danielle Liht are quite the little charmers.

Happily toddling around their Cambridge home all bright eyes and cheeky smiles the 17-month-old twins are impossibly cute.

Currently going through an adventurous stage according to their mum Jessica, their new favourite game is climbing; their little faces lighting up in pure joy as they clamber up on to the table, one after the other. They always have to copy what the other one is doing, Jessica laughs, scooping them up on to her knee for cuddles. If one of them is doing something, the other one wants to do it too!

They are both completely different though, she adds. Dani is very feisty and clear, she knows what she wants, and Ian is more cuddly and chilled out.

Gazing at them adoringly, Jessica, 36, is the epitome of a besotted mummy, but after waiting nearly seven years for these kinds of moments, thats really no surprise. When I got to bring them home for the first time it was an amazing feeling, an indescribable feeling of completeness and pure joy, Jessica smiles, wiping away tears as she remembers. I felt like life had really begun.

Ian and Danielle were born on November 14, 2012 at the Rosie Hospital. It was an overwhelming moment for Jessica and her husband Jose, who, after five years of failed IVF treatment, had almost given up on their baby dream.

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'Our two little miracles' - Cambridge mum tells how IVF has given her the family she'd always dreamed of