Northern Ireland- 22ndt March 2012 Mandatory Credit - Photo-Jonathan Porter/Presseye. New born babies at the Ulster Hospital in Dundonald. Helen Fulton from Lisburn with her son Timothy who was born at 7/4 .
Sonia Rossborough\ and Neil Steward with baby Calen
RICHARD and Joy-Ann Brewer from Northern Ireland have welcomed their first child Byron into the world all the way out in Sydney, Australia.Richard (30) a railway construction engineer from Londonderry and Joy-Ann (31) from Belfast, who is now a stay-at-home mum, said they are thrilled to be sharing their happy news with Belfast Telegraph readers.Byron Dennis Brewer weighed a healthy 8lbs5oz when he was born at 8.29pm on February 1 at the North Shore Private Hospital in Sydney.Joy-Ann said both she and Richard were slightly stunned when he arrived.
@Press Eye Ltd Northern Ireland -1st February 2012Mandatory Credit - Picture by Brian Little/Presseye.comBelfast Telegraph Register feature Antrim Area Hospital Maternity UnitRachel Duffy from Ballyclare with Jake James Robb, 7lbs 15 oz, born 06.16 1/2/12
His mum, Helen Fulton, is now the proud parent of two boys — her elder son Thomas is four years old.
Helen said: “I had a caesarean because my first child was breach, so I thought it was best for both me and the baby.”
Timothy weighed in at 7Ib 4oz when he was born at 11.23am in the Ulster Hospital, Dundonald.
Helen, who is a teacher at Monkstown Community School in Newtownabbey, added: “Being a teacher, it is difficult to choose names, and my husband Edward is also a teacher and we couldn’t agree on a name until recently, when we chose Timothy.
“I am excited to be going home, though it is very nice in here.
“It was nice to be put in a side-room. At least we can sleep and other babies aren’t waking Timothy up. But at home you have your own things around you.”
Helen said that there are going to be big changes at home when Timothy arrives.
“He is sleeping and feeding well, but his elder brother, Thomas, isn’t very good. He has been having nightmares and asking where Mummy is.
“He is looking forward to me coming home, but the baby will be a big change for him.
“There will probably be the odd wee nip every now and again, but I'm sure he will be fine.”
Gazing lovingly at Timothy, Helen said: “He seems so tiny, yet Thomas was only 6Ib, so he is actually quite big.
“The wards here at the Ulster are lovely and the midwives have been very nice.”
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