What’s in the water at this hospital? More than two dozen St. Cloud Hospital staff members gave birth to 32 babies recently. About one in five of the hospital’s employees was pregnant at the same time.
One hospital in Minnesota had a busy year in 2018 with 31 of its birthing unit staffers becoming mothers to 32 babies.
Staff at St. Cloud Hospital have a lot to be thankful for this year, especially more than two dozen bundles of joy.
Last year, 31 employees welcomed 32 babies, including one lucky mom who had twins. Nearly one in five hospital employees became pregnant at the same time, and by a twist of fate, they all gave birth at the same time.
One mom remarked, “It was fun.” “People would walk down the hall and compare bells.”
It was a big relief to come to work with everyone else pregnant and be asked, ‘Is this normal?'” He was our first child, so it was a big relief to go to work with everyone else pregnant. ‘Is that normal?’ And have that weight lifted off my shoulders,” said another mom.
The workers posed for a photo together, shouting “We’re the baby boom hospital.”. They wore onesies with numbers representing the order in which they were born.
Three moms said: “This is the greatest part of your life and the fact that you get to share it with your coworkers and your doctors you love and trust — we get to be there for these big moments for each other.”
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