The still young year 2024 has brought double New Year’s baby happiness in Lower Austria. Just a few seconds after midnight, twins were born in Tulln Hospital.
LOWER AUSTRIA: As a midwife announced on Monday evening, the little one had been born Anna born at 12:00 hours and 20 seconds. Her twin sister Alice born at 12.01 am The delivery took place by caesarean section, because the two children were upside down in the mother’s womb.
The mother and the two children, born in the 37th week of pregnancy, are doing ‘very well’. The family comes from Guntersdorf (Hollarunn district). Anna weighs 2140 grams and is 43 cm long, Alice is one centimeter taller than her twin sister and weighs 1890 grams.
The little one was born at the Wiener Neustadt State Hospital at 12:09 p.m Eva born. The child, who was born via an unplanned caesarean section, weighed 3,810 grams and was 54 cm long, according to a maternity ward worker. Fifteen minutes later, the first baby cry of 2024 was recorded at the St. Pölten State Hospital. Marie Rosalie was born by caesarean section at 12.24 pm according to the maternity ward. She weighs 3355 grams and is 49 cm long. There were no complications.
VIENNA: The first New Year’s baby report from Vienna came from St. Josef Hospital in Hietzing. The little one was born there at 12:16 p.m Amara born. The girl weighs 3700 grams and is 52 cm long. The spontaneous birth went smoothly. The first baby was born at 12.56 pm in the Donaustadt clinic. Elias It weighs 4,000 grams and is 52 cm long, says an employee in the maternity ward. It was a spontaneous birth without complications.
STYRIA: The first baby of 2024 was born at 1:07 am in the delivery room of the Graz State Hospital. As one hospital worker said, it was a boy. Lucas weighs 3810 grams and is 54 cm high. It was a spontaneous birth.
Vorarlberg: According to preliminary information, the first baby in the New Year was the little one in Vorarlberg Elina was born – in the Bregenz State Hospital at 3:39 am, as a ward nurse announced. Weight: 3814 grams. Dimensions: 56 cm.
Source: Krone
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