Colonial War Memorial Hospital in Suva celebrated the arrival of eight babies born on Christmas Day, with the first, a baby boy, entering the world at midnight. His mother, 21-year-old Mary Vorata, expressed surprise at her son’s timing since she hadn’t anticipated a Christmas delivery despite being past her due date. Grateful for the safe arrival, she noted, “We are both healthy and now we are just waiting for my husband who is in Ba.”
Over at Lautoka Hospital, Alevina Moala also embraced motherhood on this festive occasion, welcoming her first child, Adrea Ramabuke, at 1:12 am. She shared her joy, stating, “I feel blessed and happy and I thank God for our blessing on such a special day.” Alevina also extended her gratitude to the staff at the maternity ward for their support.
These Christmas Day births bring a joyful spirit to families and communities, symbolizing hope and new beginnings during a time typically celebrated with love and joy. The arrival of these newborns serves as a reminder of the miracles of life in a season dedicated to joy and togetherness.
Overall, this heartwarming event showcases the joy of giving birth on a day filled with celebration, and the families can cherish the uniqueness of their children’s birthdays.
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