For the first time a mother gave birth to a 5.9 kg baby girl, which is the second largest newborn ever recorded in Britain.
In fact, her belly was so big that the doctors did not rule out the possibility of conceiving twins. Her skin was so open to bleeding.
Amber Cumberland, 21, gave birth to baby Emilia on April 16 and doctors could not believe their eyes. They even waited for a second one to come out baby from her bowels.
Only one baby has been born heavier in England. He came to life in 2012 and weighed almost 6.5 kg.
Amber suffered a lot in childbirth, spent 24 hours in childbirth and the little one was finally born with cesarean.
“The doctors thought I had twins because my belly was so big, despite the fact that they only saw one baby on the ultrasound,” she said. Emilia was so big that in the 32nd week of pregnancy the size of the babies in the 36th week.
As for Emilia’s 22-year-old father, Scott Joy, he spent 42 hours in the parking lot of Oxford Hospital, as he could not see his wife due to the pandemic.
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