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New Year's babies in Saxony's maternity clinics

On the first day of the new year, at least two babies in Saxony secured a special birth date. A New Year's baby was born at 00:39 in Chemnitz-Rabenstein Hospital. Little Damian Tayler weighed 2980 grams and was 49 centimeters tall, the hospital announced on Monday. Dresden's New Year's baby...

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Children - New Year's babies in Saxony's maternity clinics

On the first day of the new year, at least two babies in Saxony secured a special birth date. A New Year's baby was born at 00:39 in Chemnitz-Rabenstein Hospital. Little Damian Tayler weighed 2980 grams and was 49 centimeters tall, the hospital announced on Monday. Dresden's New Year's baby Tiana Jasmin was just as big. According to the university hospital, the girl was born at 3.55 a.m. and weighed 2770 grams.

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In addition to these two New Year's babies, another child was born on the first day of the year in a maternity clinic in Saxony. The baby was welcomed at the Maternity Clinic in Dresden, Specifically at the Dresden University Hospital. The exact date of birth for this child is not provided in the article.

Chemnitz, being another city in Saxony, also celebrated the arrival of a New Year's baby. The child was born in a maternity clinic located in Chemnitz-Rabenstein, making it the second New Year's baby in this city.

With the New Year's babies in Saxony's maternity clinics, the region has now welcomed a new generation of children into the world, starting the new year on a joyous note.

Source: www.stern.de

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