This in from the IW NHS, in their own words, Ed
The 1st January 2015 saw four babies – three boys and one girl – born at St. Mary’s Hospital, Newport, Isle of Wight.
The first to arrive was a baby girl who was born at 01:58am on 1st January 2015, a daughter for Bernadette Speight, of Cowes, and James Morman. Their daughter weighed in at 7lb 11oz (3.49kgs)
She was followed at 08:10am by Theo Robert, a son for Danniella Powell, of Ryde, and Ryan Marlow. Their son weighed in at 9lb 15oz (4.5kgs)
He was followed at 09:23am by Dylan Logan, a son for Kimberley and Sam Draper. Their son weighed in at 6lb 6oz (2.89kgs)
Finally, he was followed at 10:19pm by Bailey James, a son for Megan Tuck, of Newport, and Ian Doughty. Their son weighed in at 8lb 1oz (3760gs)
Head of Midwifery for NHS Isle of Wight, Annie Hunter said:
“Congratulations to all the parents on their new arrivals. It’s a fantastic way to start the New Year and thanks to all the staff for working over the holiday period.”
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspection report published in September 2014 rated the Maternity Service as ‘Good’. The CQC reported ‘Women told us they received compassionate and supportive care and had choices and were involved in decisions about their care.’
