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The delivery only took seven whole minutes, she said she was able to assist due to having two children of her own. Thank goodness this woman was nearby right? The baby girl came right out too, no complications and she caught the baby.

The mom and baby are doing just fine, however it seems they want a bit of privacy since the entire birth was broadcasted when someone taped the whole thing on their cell phone. I can’t say that I blame them, I think I’d go into hiding too. But it’ll definitely be something this conductor will never forget. Congrats to the new mom.

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But it seems this isn’t the only thing he is doing with the popular social site, he’s posting pictures of the newborn and keeping in constant contact with the rest of his family on it. How many of you use twitter? How many use it to stay in touch?

Here’s the birth announcement from Lance Armstrong:

Wassup, world? My name is Max Armstrong and I just arrived. My Mommy is healthy and so am I! http://yfrog.com/5i1cfj
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grand entrance into this world. Course I think he may have wanted to wait until it was a bit warmer. This little guy came when the snow was swirling and the roads were bad.

Stephanie left the house around 1 a.m. but it would become much longer than that, her husband Jason was on the phone with dispatcher when they spotted a deputy on the road. The deputy got there just in time for Ethan’s head to appear and suddenly he was born.

Congratulations to the happy couple and to the deputy that delivered him.

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Here’s the story:

Shatiesha Brown gave birth to Anaya Victoria only four hours before another mother with the first initial S and last name Brown gave birth. Shatiesha had high blood pressure and just to make sure it went down they kept the newborn from her mother for the first 24 hours. Only problem, the newborn wasn’t alone or in the little nursery, instead she lay in the arms of another mother. A mother who was falling in love with her, breastfeeding her and taking tons of family photos with her. What’s wrong with that? It wasn’t her baby. Of course neither mother would know, at least not until after everything happened.

I’m not sure how they realized it, but when they discovered the mix-up they quickly fixed it. By the way, it was figured out after Anaya was 18 hours old.  Some state it is because the two families were pointing out their newest family member and an argument broke out.  But it was too late, when Shatiesha tried breastfeeding her baby, she rejected her mother’s milk. Why? She’d already been nursing and this was not the same. She now has to feed her baby formula and yes the family will be pressing this issue and sue the hospital.

How did this happen? No one knows, Anaya even had bracelets on to prevent a mix up.

Here’s a link to the video of the Baby Mix Up news release of it on ABC.

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Santa Clara- Tara Amiley Homes was born at 12:11 a.m. (7lbs). This makes the first baby born in the Silicon Valley area for 2009.  Congrats to Erica Palma and Tirrell Holmes for the birth of their little girl.

Las Vegas- Braylyn Joelle was born at 12:31 a.m. (6lb 10oz). Congrats goes out to Leah Atwood and Bobby Witt for the birth of their daughter.

Milwaukee- Elijah Emanuel was born at 12:02 a.m. (8lbs) Congrats goes out to April Williams for the birth of her son.

Fort Worth-  Jordyn Grace Myers was born at 12:09 a.m. (8lbs 5oz). Congrats goes  Kelly Houk and Josh Myers.

Santa Barbara County-  Kali Belle Padilla (cute name) was born at 1:08 a.m. (7lbs 5oz) Congrats goes out to Sara Blanco and Jesse Padilla Jr on the birth of their little daughter.

Long Island- Baby Boy Richter born at 12a.m. (7lb 9oz) Congrats to Leah and Yaakov Richter on the birth of their sixth child, also the New Year’s baby.

Tampa Bay- Giovani Lee Mosquera Pittman was born at 12:00a.m. (7 1/2lbs). Congrats to Estephanie Mosquera-Ortiz and Anthony Pittman.

From my own state: Missouri- Alexa Elizabeth Bain was born at 2:26 p.m. in Lawrence (6lb 9oz). Congrats to new parents Dustin Tregnago and Stacy Bain.

This is a very large growing list and I congratulate all the parents of these New Year’s babies as well as the baby. May you both have a wonderful life full of happy memories.

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Believe it or not men and women all over have experienced this, not just your average Joe either.

Alex Rodriguez, New York Baseball Player, actually passed out when his wife gave birth to their first daughter. Last week they celebrated the birth of their second daughter, however he missed the birth by 10 minutes. So, as you can see, even the celebrities/athletes do this. I love seeing that they are just like us normal folk and not superhuman.

Do you have any stories to share with us about your spouse or you passing out during delivery?

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The little girl is alive and weighed 3lbs 4oz. She’s definitely a little miracle, I’m so happy to hear she survived. Kirsten from Lively Women is also writing about this, stop by to see what she has to say.

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Feel free to vote for your response or add a new one. Don’t forget to come back and chat about it here. I for one have had many different experiences in this subject. My first child I made sure to follow orders and waited the 6 weeks like the doctor told me…actually it was probably 7 as I was scared. Second child, just waited the 6 weeks. Third child I went at my husband the first night I saw him, remember he had been in Iraq when our little girl was born. But with our 4th child, it seems I’m more scared now. I’m not afraid of sex but fear of getting pregnant. (more on that later)

What’s your thoughts? How long did you wait? 

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