Quints, short for quintuplets, are five siblings born at the same time from a single pregnancy. This rare occurrence happens when a woman releases multiple eggs or when a single fertilized egg splits into several embryos. Quints can be identical, sharing the same genetic material, or fraternal, each having different genetic backgrounds. The birth of quints is a significant event due to the challenges and risks involved for both the mother and the babies. Advances in medical technology and prenatal care have improved outcomes for multiple births, but families with quints often require additional support and resources to manage their unique needs.