Saturday, August 11, 2012
Brian and Kimberly Baker of Lawrenceville, Ga's third child is the 100,000th baby to be born at the hospital. Watch the video of the proud parents and see pictures of the baby girl with her big brother and sister.
The birth of all their children was a special occasion for Brian and Kimberly Baker of Lawrenceville. But the arrival of their third child, a little girl named Lucy, was an extra special event for the place where she was born. At 10:02am on Thursday, August 9th, Lucy became the 100,000th baby to be born at Gwinnett Medical Center. Big sister Sara, 4 and older brother John, 2, are also among all those children born at GMC since their Women’s Pavilion first opened their doors in April 1991. “After researching hospitals prior to the birth of our first child, we landed at GMC,” said proud dad Brian. “While Lucy was the 100,000th baby delivered here, the exceptional treatment we received previously was no different.” Lucy was born by C-section…
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
The Social Security Administration has released its list of most popular baby names for 2011. Is yours or your child's in the top ten?
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Would you choose the name Jayden or Aiden for your son? What about choosing Ava or Mia for a girl? According to the Social Security Administration, those were among the most popular baby names in 2011. The most popular baby names list is compiled from names provided on Social Security card applications. For 2011, the most popular baby names are as follows: For Boys: For Girls: Which of these names is your favorite? Which is your least favorite? What is the most unusual name you have ever seen? Let us know in the comments section below.
Saturday, January 1, 2011
It's a girl! Gwinnett Medical Center welcomes first baby of 2011.
Layla Joyce Robertson wasn't due for another six days, but she didn't want to wait. The 7-pound, 7-ounce girl was born 30 seconds after midnight, making her the first baby of 2011 born at Gwinnett Medical Center. But little Layla was beat out for the title of first baby of 2011 by just 12 seconds. A baby boy in Guam was born just 18 seconds after the clock struck 12. Layla is the first child for mom Brittany Alicea, 21 and fiancé Sean Robertson, 24. Alicea's water broke at 5:30 a.m. on Friday morning. "I had just gone to the doctor the day before and I was only 1 centimeter dilated", she says," We weren't expecting this at all". The couple just bought their first house in Auburn, where Layla will grow up. Alicea calls having the first baby…
Sharon Swanepoel
9:53 am on Saturday, August 11, 2012
Congratulations to the Baker family and congratulations to Gwinnett Medical. Two of my three grandchildren were born here! more ›