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The first Mount Sinai baby of 2021

Charlie sits on a hospital bed next to Chen as she holds their new baby girl.

After the clock strikes midnight on the eve of the New Year, hospitals around the world eagerly await the birth of the first baby.

At Mount Sinai, baby girl Liv was born at 12:18 a.m. to parents Chen and Charlie, with support from the care team that included Dr. Rory Windrim, Dr. Olga Kciuk and Kerry, registered nurse in Labour & Delivery.

Click here for a Toronto Star recap of the first babies born in the Greater Toronto Area.

Congratulations to all!

 

Baby Brooklyn celebrates her first birthday with cake
Image provided by the Lacroix family.

Update on our 2020 baby:

Last year’s first baby was born at 12:13 a.m. The Lacroix family celebrated baby Brooklyn’s first birthday this year.

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