MINUTES after being born’ in a hospital in Brazil
Shocked hospital staff film in amazement after the midwife explains she has been trying to give the baby girl a bath... but the advanced infant appears to have other ideas
By Janet Tappin Coelho in Brazil
29th May 2017, 1:20 pm Updated: 30th May 2017, 6:57 am
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THIS is the incredible moment a newborn baby girl shocks nurses by appearing to walk just minutes after she was born at a hospital in Brazil.
The video, which was uploaded to social media on Friday has stunned viewers who declare the tiny tot’s attempt to walk is nothing short of a miracle.
This miraculous newborn shocked midwives by walking minutes after birth
This miraculous newborn shocked midwives by walking minutes after birth
The midwife cradling the little mite across the chest and supporting her weight with one arm can’t believe what she is seeing, as the amazing infant wrestles to walk on her own.
The nurse, who is dressed in surgical robes with a clinical mask over her mouth, is heard crying out in amazement: “Oh my gosh, the girl is walking. Good gracious!”
Another person in the room who is capturing the moment on camera declares: “Wait let me film this.”
The midwife is heard on camera shouting ‘Oh my gosh, the girl is walking. Good gracious’
They then shout for another colleague called Ju, probably short for Julia, to come to witness the unbelievable moment.
“Ju, Ju come and see this,” they cry.
The midwife seen in the video, explains she has been trying to give the baby a bath but the child just wants to get up and walk.
“Merciful father. I was trying to wash her here and she keeps getting up to walk,” she explains pointing with one hand to where she initially tried to lay the baby down to give the child her first bath.
“She has walked from here to here,” she adds indicting the area the child has already covered.
The midwife had been trying to bathe the newborn tot – but she had other ideas
Shocked hospital staff film in amazement after the midwife explains she has been trying to give the baby girl a bath... but the advanced infant appears to have other ideas
By Janet Tappin Coelho in Brazil
29th May 2017, 1:20 pm Updated: 30th May 2017, 6:57 am
https://www.thesun.co.uk/
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THIS is the incredible moment a newborn baby girl shocks nurses by appearing to walk just minutes after she was born at a hospital in Brazil.
The video, which was uploaded to social media on Friday has stunned viewers who declare the tiny tot’s attempt to walk is nothing short of a miracle.
This miraculous newborn shocked midwives by walking minutes after birth
This miraculous newborn shocked midwives by walking minutes after birth
The midwife cradling the little mite across the chest and supporting her weight with one arm can’t believe what she is seeing, as the amazing infant wrestles to walk on her own.
The nurse, who is dressed in surgical robes with a clinical mask over her mouth, is heard crying out in amazement: “Oh my gosh, the girl is walking. Good gracious!”
Another person in the room who is capturing the moment on camera declares: “Wait let me film this.”
The midwife is heard on camera shouting ‘Oh my gosh, the girl is walking. Good gracious’
They then shout for another colleague called Ju, probably short for Julia, to come to witness the unbelievable moment.
“Ju, Ju come and see this,” they cry.
The midwife seen in the video, explains she has been trying to give the baby a bath but the child just wants to get up and walk.
“Merciful father. I was trying to wash her here and she keeps getting up to walk,” she explains pointing with one hand to where she initially tried to lay the baby down to give the child her first bath.
“She has walked from here to here,” she adds indicting the area the child has already covered.
The midwife had been trying to bathe the newborn tot – but she had other ideas
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