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![South Wales Argus: Baby Griffin was born 10 days early on February 18, 2022, at the Grange University Hospital, near Cwmbran, weighing 5lb 5oz. The parents are Ashleigh Gulliford and Gareth Griffin, of Cwmbran, and big brother is Kylo Griffin, three.]( "South Wales Argus: Baby Griffin was born 10 days early on February 18, 2022, at the Grange University Hospital, near Cwmbran, weighing 5lb 5oz. The parents are Ashleigh Gulliford and Gareth Griffin, of Cwmbran, and big brother is Kylo Griffin, three.")
Baby Griffin was born 10 days early on February 18, 2022, at the Grange University Hospital, near Cwmbran, weighing 5lb 5oz. The parents are Ashleigh Gulliford and Gareth Griffin, of Cwmbran, and big brother is Kylo Griffin, three.
![South Wales Argus: Frederick Peter Gordon O'Neill was born on January 16, 2022, at the Grange University Hospital, near Cwmbran, weighing 8lb 4oz. He was the second pandemic baby for Hazel and Michael O'Neill, of Griffithstown. His big sister is Penelope (22]( "South Wales Argus: Frederick Peter Gordon O'Neill was born on January 16, 2022, at the Grange University Hospital, near Cwmbran, weighing 8lb 4oz. He was the second pandemic baby for Hazel and Michael O'Neill, of Griffithstown. His big sister is Penelope (22")
Frederick Peter Gordon O'Neill was born on January 16, 2022, at the Grange University Hospital, near Cwmbran, weighing 8lb 4oz. He was the second pandemic baby for Hazel and Michael O'Neill, of Griffithstown. His big sister is Penelope (22 months). Mum Hazel said: "Our first was born during the first lockdown 2020 and we hoped this time would be different. However the whole family had covid over Christmas a week before we were due so we were hoping baby wouldn't arrive when we were isolating but she stayed put for almost two more weeks." Picture: Rhian Tomsa Photography
![South Wales Argus: Theo Atkinson was born 12 days late on February 20, 2022, at the Grange University Hospital, near Cwmbran, weighing 7lb 2oz. His parents are Daniel Atkinson and Amy Hughes, of Newport, and his big sister is Grace, 11.]( "South Wales Argus: Theo Atkinson was born 12 days late on February 20, 2022, at the Grange University Hospital, near Cwmbran, weighing 7lb 2oz. His parents are Daniel Atkinson and Amy Hughes, of Newport, and his big sister is Grace, 11.")
Theo Atkinson was born 12 days late on February 20, 2022, at the Grange University Hospital, near Cwmbran, weighing 7lb 2oz. His parents are Daniel Atkinson and Amy Hughes, of Newport, and his big sister is Grace, 11.
![South Wales Argus: Kohen-Lee Grainger Shipley arrived on February 28, 2022, at the Grange University Hospital, near Cwmbran, weighing 5lbs 10oz. He is the first child of Molly Grainger and Andrew Shipley, of Newport. He was born four weeks early after mum Molly was]( "South Wales Argus: Kohen-Lee Grainger Shipley arrived on February 28, 2022, at the Grange University Hospital, near Cwmbran, weighing 5lbs 10oz. He is the first child of Molly Grainger and Andrew Shipley, of Newport. He was born four weeks early after mum Molly was")
Kohen-Lee Grainger Shipley arrived on February 28, 2022, at the Grange University Hospital, near Cwmbran, weighing 5lbs 10oz. He is the first child of Molly Grainger and Andrew Shipley, of Newport. He was born four weeks early after mum Molly was diagnosed with pre eclampsia.
![South Wales Argus: Ella-Rae was born on December 22, 2021, at the Grange University Hospital, near Cwmbran, weighing 5lb 1oz. She is the first child of Katie and Steven, of Blackwood.]( "South Wales Argus: Ella-Rae was born on December 22, 2021, at the Grange University Hospital, near Cwmbran, weighing 5lb 1oz. She is the first child of Katie and Steven, of Blackwood.")
Ella-Rae was born on December 22, 2021, at the Grange University Hospital, near Cwmbran, weighing 5lb 1oz. She is the first child of Katie and Steven, of Blackwood.
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