Local Babies Share Royal Birthday
Local Babies Share Royal Birthday
While Britain is celebrating the newest member of the royal family, several local babies will be sharing the new prince’s birthday. 23 year-old Sydney Lawson gave birth to daughter Avery Munroe Lawson yesterday at 12:57am–a few hours ahead…
While Britain is celebrating the newest member of the royal family, several local babies will be sharing the new prince’s birthday. 23 year-old Sydney Lawson gave birth to daughter Avery Munroe Lawson yesterday at 12:57am–a few hours ahead of the royal birth.
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Lawson says she knew little about the excitement in England at first, but still thinks its pretty cool that her daughter was born on the same day as a royal…
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And while the delivery room nurses were busy at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Vice President of Marketing Debbie Plass says they were following all of the activity surrounding William and Kate.
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Plass says five babies were born at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital yesterday, which is a lot for a single day.
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