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    The first baby born in 2023 from a TBTBC mama was baby Ivy born at 00.01am on 01.01.23 ⭐️

    Congratulations to Mum Nicola Rowe who absolutely smashed her birth 🙌🏼 She had an induction of labour and went into this with a mindset like a boss. She had an emergency caesarean at 4cm dilated and kept calm throughout her whole birth with her breathing techniques.

    She said, “My breathing was amazing. The midwives could tell I had done a hypnobirthing course and kept commenting on how amazing I was doing.”

    What a way to see in the New Year 🌟 So happy for you Nicola ❤️

    First baby at The Bump to Baby Chapte, first baby born in West Midlands and maybe even fair to say the UK with a time of birth of 00.01 am 🙌🏼🇬🇧

    Congratulations to all those who saw the New Year in becoming parents 🌟

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