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A woman in Melbourne, Australia, is getting worldwide attention for giving birth to a 13-pound baby boy in a natural birth, without an epidural.
Natashia Corrigan welcomed Brian Jr. on Jan. 24 and posted photos of her baby boy on Facebook.
In the shared post, “It’s hard to get our minds around such a whirlwind of a day, I never dreamed we’d get so much love for our BIG baby boy and family.”
Corrigan, who also has two daughters, told Australian TV network 7 News that she always wanted a chubby baby to join her family.
“I dreamed of a little fat baby,” Corrigan told the network. “I’ve always wanted a little fat baby and I’ve got a big one!”
Corrigan stated that she couldn’t believe she gave birth to a 13-pound, 4-ounce baby.
“I think I was in a bit of shock because the birth was natural and I only had gas so I was still in a bit of shock just from that,” Corrigan said.
The newborn is double the size of an average baby in Australia, according to 7 News.
Corrigan’s newborn doesn’t break the Guinness World Record for the heaviest baby that was born.
Ohio woman Giantess Anna Bates gave birth to a 22-pound baby in 1879, but he died 11 hours later.
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A woman in Melbourne, Australia, is getting worldwide attention for giving birth to a 13-pound baby boy in a natural birth, without an epidural.
Natashia Corrigan welcomed Brian Jr. on Jan. 24 and posted photos of her baby boy on Facebook.
In the shared post, “It’s hard to get our minds around such a whirlwind of a day, I never dreamed we’d get so much love for our BIG baby boy and family.”
Corrigan, who also has two daughters, told Australian TV network 7 News that she always wanted a chubby baby to join her family.
“I dreamed of a little fat baby,” Corrigan told the network. “I’ve always wanted a little fat baby and I’ve got a big one!”
Corrigan stated that she couldn’t believe she gave birth to a 13-pound, 4-ounce baby.
“I think I was in a bit of shock because the birth was natural and I only had gas so I was still in a bit of shock just from that,” Corrigan said.
The newborn is double the size of an average baby in Australia, according to 7 News.
Corrigan’s newborn doesn’t break the Guinness World Record for the heaviest baby that was born.
Ohio woman Giantess Anna Bates gave birth to a 22-pound baby in 1879, but he died 11 hours later.
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