If you think your family is a handful , spare a thought for Sarah Ward . Every day , the busy mum from Crayford , Kent , changes up to 30 nappies , eight sets of clothes , makes 12 bottles of milk and washes and irons four loads of washing . The 29 year old is looking forward to a well earned rest as she prepares to celebrate Mother 's Day for the first time at home with her young brood of four . Sarah Ward celebrates her first Mother 's Day at home with her young brood ( from front left ) Freddie and triplets Stanley , Daisy and Reggie . The day is especially significant for Sarah as she feared she might never conceive . She said : 'The last year has been hard work and being a mum to four one year olds is crazy and yes it is like running a nursery at times but I would not change it for the world . ‘ I used to dread Mother ’ s Day when I was struggling to fall pregnant , now I can not wait - they are my little miracles. ’ Sarah 's son Freddie was just eight weeks old when she discovered she was pregnant again . Every day busy mum Sarah Wards changes up to 30 nappies , eight sets of clothes , makes 12 bottles of milk and washes and irons four loads of washing . When the doctors discovered that she was expecting triplets , they advised her to abort one of hte babies to give the other two a better chance of survival . But Sarah and her partner Benn Smith , 31 , decided to keep all three . She said : ‘ I just couldn ’ t do it . How could I pick one ? 'Thank God I didn ’ t because look at them now . They are perfect . ' Sarah said that looking after four children under the age of one makes her the 'luckiest mum in the world and possibly the most tired too ' Against the odds , the triplets were born seven weeks prematurely on March 10 last year when big brother Freddie was still only nine months old . Stanley arrived first weighing 3lb 12oz , followed by Reggie , 4lb 7oz and sister Daisy 3lb 14oz . The babies were rushed straight to special baby care where the family spent their first Mother ’ s Day fraught with worry . They were finally discharged a few weeks later , so this will be their first ever Mother ’ s Day at home as a family . Sarah ( pictured with triplet Reggie and eldest son Freddie ) and her postal worker partner Benn Smith ( pictured with triplets Daisy and Stanley ) defied doctors ' advice to terminate one of the triplets due to health concerns . Proud Sarah says she still feels like the luckiest mother alive after once fearing she would never be a mother at all . She had been booked in to see her GP over suspected fertility problems when she conceived Freddie , who was born 1st June 2013 . She added : ‘ Mother ’ s Day feels so exciting this year because we finally have them all at home . 'Now I have the family I always dreamed of and more . ‘ I am the luckiest mum in the world and possibly the most tired too. ’ Postal worker Benn plans to treat Sarah to a meal and chocolates – and she certainly deserves to put her feet up . Sarah said : ‘ It ’ s exhausting but we wouldn ’ t change it for the world . ’
Sarah Ward fell pregnant with triplets a month after giving birth to first son . Last Mother 's Day the triplets were days old after being born prematurely . Sarah , 29 , from Crayford , Kent , now changes 30 nappies daily .