On Christmas Day, the staff at Linden Hospital Complex celebrated the arrival of three newborns, bringing joy and warmth to the holiday season.
The first baby, a boy named Hakim, was born to 25-year-old Chontelle Forde at 1:40 am.
Forde, a third-time mom, expressed her happiness and gratitude, thanking God for a safe delivery.
Tamni Crawford welcomed the region’s only Christmas baby girl at 3:30 am.
Crawford, a mother of four, felt honored and thrilled to complete her family with the arrival of her first baby girl.
She expressed her joy and gratitude, feeling favored by God.
Kelsie Adams gave birth to her first child, a baby boy, at 10:50 am, marking the beginning of her journey into motherhood.
Registered Midwife Rockel Daniels from Linden Hospital Complex reported that all deliveries were safe, with no complications.
She extended congratulations to the mothers and emphasized the positive outcomes of delivering healthy babies.
The Christmas babies were delivered by midwives Marka Anderson and Shaundel Saul, ensuring the well-being of both mothers and newborns.
The arrival of these Christmas babies brought happiness and blessings to the families and the Linden Hospital Complex, fostering a sense of celebration and joy during the festive season.