RALPH BAN­WARIE

Mid­wives at­tached to the Ma­ter­ni­ty Ward at San­gre Grande Hos­pi­tal had a busy Christ­mas morn­ing as four ba­bies were de­liv­ered, which in­clud­ed two boys and two girls.

The first ba­by to be de­liv­ered was a boy born to Kizzy Phoneix at ex­act­ly 12.01 am. This was fol­lowed by the birth of an­oth­er boy to Lin­da Bridge­mo­han as well as ba­by girls to Naseem Seemu­n­ta, who named her ba­by Kaith­lyn. Es­ther Vi­dale gave birth to a girl.

Phoneix has not de­cid­ed on a name for her child.

Lin­da Bridge­mo­han smiled as she cud­dled her ba­by, say­ing this was what she want­ed to hap­pen for Christ­mas while giv­ing thanks to God.

Naseem Seemu­n­ta said her new­born ba­by was is her per­ma­nent Christ­mas gift,

Es­ther Vi­dale has not de­cid­ed on a name for her bay

All the moth­ers were very hap­py on the birth of their ba­bies on Christ­mas Day.

Ronald Tsoi-a-Fatt, Chief Ex­ec­u­tive Of­fi­cer of the East­ern Re­gion­al Health Au­thor­i­ty, and some of his staff vis­it­ed and con­grat­u­lat­ed the moth­ers who re­ceived ba­by items.