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Sleeping newborn lying on a white textured blanket, wearing a diaper and wrapped in black fabric with a gold “HAPPY NEW YEAR” banner and a black-and-gold 2021 party horn. A chalkboard-style sign reads “NIKE BENTLEY” and “01/01/2021.”
January 4, 2021

VUMC New Year’s babies bring bright start to 2021

Welcome, Graham; welcome, Nike; welcome, Oakley Rose!

By Linda Zettler
Newborn baby wrapped in a white polka-dot blanket and wearing a striped knit hat, with eyes closed and mouth open.
June 11, 2020

My daughter was born in the middle of the pandemic. She is going to get very tired of hearing that story when she’s older.

I can already picture Natalie rolling her eyes when she’s 16.

By Matt Batcheldor
Sleeping newborn wrapped in a striped hospital blanket and wearing a large striped bow headband, with an adult’s hand resting gently on the blanket.
June 18, 2019

Baby girl Saylor Elaine was born at the right time: 6:12 a.m. on 6/12 — and weighed 6 pounds, 12 ounces

 “We will tell her how she came right on time — the most perfect time — and how special she is.”

By Tavia Smith
Group of eight smiling hospital staff members, several visibly pregnant, standing together in a clinical operating-room setting.
June 12, 2019

Baby boom hits Emergency Room; 17 employees expecting babies this year

Fourteen nurses, two doctors and a social worker walk into an Emergency Department. They’re all pregnant.

By Kristin Smart
Sleeping newborn lying on a bed with a Nashville Predators hockey helmet behind the head, a Predators hockey stick across the body, and a hockey puck resting near the torso.
May 1, 2018

Newborn Nursery home to Preds’ youngest fans

Tiny babies dreaming of Lord Stanley’s Cup.

By Tavia Smith
Sleeping infant wearing a bright pink headband and patterned clothing, lying on a hospital bed with medical tubing nearby; a white shirt with a red heart graphic is visible in the background.
February 15, 2018

Love is all around on babies’ first Valentine’s Day

Tiny feet, tiny Valentines, big love.

By Jennifer Wetzel