CELEBRATION: Kasey Horne's children Graegan (left) Maia and Aleyah Horne all share the same birthday. PHOTO/STEPHEN PARKER
CELEBRATION: Kasey Horne's children Graegan (left) Maia and Aleyah Horne all share the same birthday. PHOTO/STEPHEN PARKER
It's expensive enough putting on one child's birthday party - imagine all your children being born on the same date.
One way to cope is to make sure you have a budget, says local mum Kasey Horne.
Her children, 14-year-old Aleyah, and twins Graegan and Maia Horne, 12, all celebratetheir birthdays today. The twins were born three weeks early due to complications and had to be delivered on that specific day.
Ms Horne said she saved throughout the year and planned to ensure things didn't get too stressful at birthday time.
"I have a side businesses and extra money from there goes towards helping out.
"I treat them as triplets. It's so much easier and less stress. We're a close family and we have a family party. The kids also go to their dad and have another party there."
Another tip is to keep it simple - instead of making three separate birthday cakes Ms Horne said she baked cupcakes.
"If you keep on having extravagant parties you have to keep on topping them up."