Hanford Adventist Birth Center announces baby girl makes New Year's debut

“We are pretty grateful to have a New Year’s baby,” says Daniela whose daughter was given her first name as her middle name. “Our three-year-old son, Alex, wanted his sister to be named after me since he was named after his dad.”
The name Elizabeth also has a special meaning. Mom and dad wanted their daughter to have a biblical name, since they are of Christian faith, and decided on Elizabeth, which means “Helped by God.”
Baby Elizabeth did require a little help entering the world. She was supposed to arrive on December 26, 2021, so to speed up her arrival, Daniela decided to run some errands on December 31. She was shopping at Wal-Mart when she felt her water break.
“We stopped at my mother-in-law’s house since my water hadn’t fully broke, and she told us we should go straight to the Birth Center,” says Daniela.
A little over 24-hours later, Elizabeth was welcomed into the world by her parents with the help of Dr. Sayed Basel, OB-GYN, and delivery nurse Thania Benitez.
This was Daniela’s first time delivering at the Hanford Birth Center.
“It was a great experience. Everyone was polite and nice, and the Birth Center is roomy and really nice. I feel really happy and thankful to God,” says Daniela.
Adventist Health gifted mom and dad with a diaper bag and a $100 Target gift card.
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