text: The nation's first ever set of all-girl quintuplets is 'doing fabulous', according to their mother. Danielle Busby looked tired but ecstatic as she appeared on Today for an interview just a week after giving birth. Olivia Marie, Ava Lane, Hazel Grace, Parker Kate and Riley Paige are all still in an incubator at Houston's Woman's Hospital of Texas. But they're getting stronger every day. 'They're doing fabulous. They're so precious and they're doing really, really well,' Danielle said as she beamed holding her husband Adam's hand. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . Ecstatic: Danielle and Adam Busby said they are still in shock but delighted a week after the birth . 'It was an emotional downpour': Danielle described holding the first of her five all-girl babies . A journey ahead: Adam admitted it was 'overwhelming' changing the babies 'because they're so tiny' Half a dozen girls: Along with their older daughter, Blayke (pictured), they now have six girls . Delivered in only four minutes via c-section, it is the first time the globe has seen all-girl quintuplets since 1969. As the girls are still building strength, she has only managed to hold two of them so far. But the experience was phenomenal. 'It was an emotional downpour,' she said. 'But that feeling when you finally get to hold your baby, there's no better feeling than that.' Adam admitted the logistics of parenting the five infants, as well as their older daughter Blayke, are still a mystery. 'I'm still getting used to changing them in an incu,' he explained. 'It's pretty overwhelming just because they're so tiny.' Alongside them sat their doctors, who revealed the girls are gearing up for their first breastmilk feeding, which will be a major milestone. And as for the mother, she's feeling fine. 'Surprisingly I feel pretty good!' she laughed. 'It's a bit of a shock!' Speaking shortly after the birth last week, Danielle  told KHOU. 'We are so thankful and blessed. And I honestly give all the credit to my God. 'I am so thankful for this wonderful hospital and team of people here, they truly all are amazing.' Dr Alexander Reiter, who delivered the babies at 28 weeks and two days, said the prognosis is good. 'Danielle is a trooper, and her positive attitude definitely shined through the pregnancy and the delivery,' said Dr Reiter to KHOU. Pride: Danielle and Adam Busby with one of their five new little girls at Houston's Woman's Hospital of Texas after Danielle delivered her quintuplets by C-section on April 7 . Welcome to the world: Babies Riley Paige and Parker Kate (right) in their NICU incubators at Houston's Woman's Hospital of Texas . Little bit: Hazel Grace is the smallest of the five little girl's born and was squished by her sisters inside her mother's womb during the 28-week pregnancy . Sisters: Ava Lane (left) and Olivia Marie (right) sleeping peacefully after being delivered by C-section on April 7 . Mom and dad: Adam and Danielle tend to one of their new daughters. All five girls are doing well and only need minimal amounts of assistance breathing after being born at 7 months last week . Dr Reiter told KHOU that he delivered the baby girls with a team of a dozen other medical personnel including seven board-certified neonatologists. So far the quints are doing well and are getting only 'modest support' to breathe. 'They were all in the appropriate weight range for their gestational age, which is due to their mother's excellent efforts to have the healthiest pregnancy possible,' said Dr Finkowski-Rivera to KHOU. 'They have made a strong start in life, and we are excited to watch them grow and mature.' Born via IVF, the Busbys believe that their new quintuplets and three-year-old daughter Blayke are their miracles. Expanding family: Adam and Danielle already have a three-year-old daughter, Blayke (pictured) who they welcomed into the world via IVF therapy after thinking they might not be able to have children . 'Never would we have imagined the plan that God had for us in our journey to grow our little family.' Speaking in a video posted to their blog on Sunday, the new parents said they were 'overwhelmed and extremely busy' after their daughters' births. 'Riley Paige is the feisty one, always kicking around, always punching around and she is pretty much typically that way,' said Danielle. 'Parker, who was on my upper side on my right side, is just so relaxed. She is content and calm. 'Hazel, is the little bit. She was squished the whole time, so she loves to just keep her arms by her face, just so cute. She has a full head of blonde hair. 'The twins, Olivia Marie, Ava Lane are getting a little fesity and have a wild streak.' 'They are all doing pretty well.' Ready to pop: Danielle gave birth two days after the picture (left) and (right) is prepping for her pre-arranged C-section with her husband Adam . Meet your new sister: Blayke is introduced to one of her five new sisters by mother Danielle at the hospital over the weekend . Beaming dad, Adam said that the main thing for him and the medical team was to keep a careful eye on his little girls over the coming weeks. 'We are gonna need to monitor them,' said Adam on the blog, Itsabuzzworld, that he and Danielle have used to document the pregnancy. When big sister Blayke met her new siblings, the Busby's said their hearts felt like bursting. 'It was so cute, she had her little 'Big Sister' shirt on,' said Danielle. 'We prepared her to see all the tubes in the NICU but she was so great.' 'She did so well and just smiled. She didn't really say much but she just smiled.' Peek-a-boo: Peering into one of the NICU incubators, Blayke stares at her new sister Riley at the Woman's Hospital of Texas . Looking forward, the Busby's admitted the future is going to fun, but tough. 'This week will be an interesting transition,' said Adam. 'We have a lot of changes coming up in the next few days....trying to work out what our new norm is going to be.' To help with the challenges ahead of them, the Busby's have set up a gofundme page. 'One big item that we are going to have to be looking for in the coming weeks is a van,' write Adam and Danielle. 'We don't have a vehicle big enough to bring them home. We are looking at our options, but the Nissan NV passenger van and Ford Transit wagon are on the top of the list so far.'
target: Danielle and Adam Busby welcomed five girls into the world last week .
  She has only held two but described the feeling as 'amazing'
  Born at Houston's Woman's Hospital of Texas the babies are healthy .
  They are the first set of all-girl quintuplets born in the US and the first globally since 1969 .
  Team of 12 doctors helped to deliver the babies by C-section .
  Delivery was at 28 weeks and took the team less than four minutes .