A Michigan hospital is experiencing a baby boom of sorts when six sets of twins were born there within 32 hours. The births happened at Lansing's Sparrow Hospital and could mark a record for the hospital according to the Associated Press.

Sparrow spokeswoman Nan Simons told the Lansing State Journal Friday, "We have a number of experienced nurses, and it's the first time within their collective memory that we've had six sets of twins born in such close proximity."

Five sets of the twins are boys. One of the new moms, Chastity Keeler, of Jackson, MI, told the Associated Press that she'll be sure to tell her sons the story of their births. "That was an extraordinary couple of days, and they were part of it. They will forever be known in Sparrow history, and that's kind of cool."