UPDATE: Parents across Scotland are celebrating the arrival of their Christmas newborns, bringing festive joy just hours into Christmas Day. In the early morning hours, two babies were born at hospitals in Glasgow and Edinburgh, marking a heartwarming start to the holiday.
At 01:37 AM on December 25, a mother, who chose to remain anonymous, welcomed her baby boy at Glasgow’s Princess Royal Maternity Hospital. The excitement was palpable as families prepared for a Christmas to remember.
Meanwhile, at 02:00 AM, parents Hannah and Jack Bowers-Orso celebrated the birth of their first child at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. Their baby boy, weighing 6lb 4oz, decided to make an early appearance, arriving three weeks ahead of schedule. Hannah expressed her joy, stating, “It was an extraordinary surprise and it all happened so fast, but happily we were all prepared. We just can’t wait to get to know him.”
Just moments later, at 02:31 AM, Hannah Quinn and Kerr Smith from Edinburgh welcomed a baby girl at St John’s Hospital, Livingston. Their daughter, also weighing 6lb 4oz, became a cherished early Christmas gift. Hannah shared, “She is the best Christmas present anyone could ask for. It all went so well and we are so happy.”
These joyous arrivals not only mark personal milestones for the families involved but also highlight the spirit of Christmas in Scotland. As parents rush to bring their new additions home in time for festive dinners, the excitement is infectious.
As the day unfolds, many will be sharing their stories of new beginnings and holiday cheer. Families across the nation are encouraged to spread the news of these joyful births, celebrating the magic of Christmas through the eyes of new parents.
Stay tuned for more updates as these families embark on their new journeys together this holiday season.
