Before deciding to undergo IVF treatment, the couple tried to conceive for eight years. It is a series of procedures performed in a specialized laboratory that involves fertilizing an egg outside of a woman's body. After both eggs are fertilized, Ashley is divided by a factor of one million, and she prepares to give birth to twins. This is an uncommon event. Out of 70 million pregnant women, just one delivers quadruplets. This Lone Peak graduate spent 7 and a half weeks in bed carried the girls for 29 weeks in only four days. However, Ashley is not idle. By the time Ashley encountered her miracle, the gardeners had become spokespersons for the group of childless couples.

As of December 28, 2014, the bed and the term "relax" were no longer present. They were separated by 2.5 miles and were small but healthy quadruplet females. Tyson exclaimed with emotion, "It's wonderful to see newborns enter the world." You cannot express it; you must feel it. The most frequented birthing room at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center has five abdominal specialists on hand, for a total of thirty-seven, to tend to the spiritual needs of each baby. Within two months, the four beautiful daughters of the family—Indie, Esme, Scarlett, and Evangeline—were all at home and traveling in their American Fork truck.

Ashley stated, "These are the small blessings I never realized I was wasting." Indie, Esme, Scarlett, and Evangeline attract attention wherever their parents take them, including shopping malls, supermarkets, and parks. As they pushed the girls into the stroller, Ashley and Tyson had to deal with the ire of a group of people who were particularly concerned with their daughter's welfare. "So that people can follow every step of the story, they feel like we're part of their family," said Ashley, 28, who is about to sleep for an hour after waking up.