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Twins Born in 2 Different Years Celebrate 1st Birthday

The girls are celebrating their first birthdays now, the mother told ABC News.
Courtesy Delila Kay Photography
BySYDNEY LUPKIN
January 01, 2015, 6:30 PM

— -- Hannah and Danielle Reed were born a minute apart but in two different years.

Hannah was born via cesarean section at 11:59 last New Year's Eve, and her sister, Dannielle, was born just 40 seconds after midnight, making her the first baby of 2014 in Abilene, Texas.

Their mother, Veronica Reed, 32, said they celebrated Hannah's first birthday Wednesday night with dinner, presents and a cupcake. And they'll to it all over again to celebrate Danielle's birthday today.

"They’re just perfect," Reed said. "They're healthy. They have eight teeth each. Danny's crawling and around here, and Hannah's well on her way."

The Reed twins were born on either side of midnight last New Year’s Eve.

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The girls look alike, but it's already clear to Reed that they have very different personalities. Danielle is "on the go all the time from sun up until sun down" and her big sister is quieter and likes to observe before she does anything, Reed said.

The girls were born a minute apart, but in two separate years.

But they also have a few things in common.

"Both love to laugh and play and clap," Reed said. "And they love music."

They also love the telephone because Reed was deployed in the African country of Djibouti for about four months this year, and that's how they used to keep in touch, she said. As a result, the girls like to pretend they're on the phone.

"They say 'hello' and immediately put their hand to their ear like they’re on the telephone," Reed said.

They'll have a birthday party Sunday for family and friends, but each girl will get her own theme: "winter onederland" for Hannah and "sugar plum fairy" for Danielle.

As a result, one twin was born in 2013, and the other was born in 2014

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