ObiwanGinobili
06-28-2005, 04:54 PM
http://www.theksbwchannel.com/irresistible/4660755/detail.html
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13-Pound Baby Tips Scales At Milwaukee Hospital
Nurses Didn't Have Diapers That Fit Newborn
POSTED: 9:09 am PDT June 28, 2005
MILWAUKEE -- A southeastern Wisconsin family now holds the record for the biggest baby born at the Birth Place at Columbia Center.
Delaney Jessica Buzzell was born last Thursday.
She tipped the scale at 13 pounds 12 ounces and was 22 inches long, Milwaukee television station WISN reported.
Her parents, Paul and Robin Buzzell have a history of bringing big babies into the world.
Delaney's older sisters, Cameron and Alexis, weighed 11 pounds 14 ounces and 10 pounds 8 ounces respectively when they were born.
The newborn was delivered by C-section, and the medical staff on hand did a double take.
"Biggest baby my doctor has ever delivered and the nurses, too. So, they said they put her on the scale twice. They just couldn't believe when they put it on that that was really what was reading," mom Robin Buzzell said.
Delaney was so big nurses didn't have diapers that fit.
At four days old, Delaney skipped the first stage clothing for infants and is already wearing 3 to 6 month clothing.
Paul Buzzell nicknamed Delaney "the big enchilada."
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a305/wryknow/baby1.jpg
(I DL'd the pic and hosted it myslef casue I'm sick of linking to stuff and gettign cut off)
:wow :wow :baby :wow :wow
13-Pound Baby Tips Scales At Milwaukee Hospital
Nurses Didn't Have Diapers That Fit Newborn
POSTED: 9:09 am PDT June 28, 2005
MILWAUKEE -- A southeastern Wisconsin family now holds the record for the biggest baby born at the Birth Place at Columbia Center.
Delaney Jessica Buzzell was born last Thursday.
She tipped the scale at 13 pounds 12 ounces and was 22 inches long, Milwaukee television station WISN reported.
Her parents, Paul and Robin Buzzell have a history of bringing big babies into the world.
Delaney's older sisters, Cameron and Alexis, weighed 11 pounds 14 ounces and 10 pounds 8 ounces respectively when they were born.
The newborn was delivered by C-section, and the medical staff on hand did a double take.
"Biggest baby my doctor has ever delivered and the nurses, too. So, they said they put her on the scale twice. They just couldn't believe when they put it on that that was really what was reading," mom Robin Buzzell said.
Delaney was so big nurses didn't have diapers that fit.
At four days old, Delaney skipped the first stage clothing for infants and is already wearing 3 to 6 month clothing.
Paul Buzzell nicknamed Delaney "the big enchilada."
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a305/wryknow/baby1.jpg
(I DL'd the pic and hosted it myslef casue I'm sick of linking to stuff and gettign cut off)