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90 Years Old Midwife Helps Deliver Great Granddaughter

90 Years Old Midwife Helps Deliver Great Granddaughter

A 90-year-old former midwife,Maggie Jones helped deliver her own great granddaughter.


When Maggie Jones received a phone call saying her granddaughter had gone into labour, she was happy to provide moral support. She helped deliver Kathy Shah's baby Carys on the living room floor.


Mrs Jones worked as a midwife in the Second World War and had not delivered a baby for 50 years. She said: "I thought to myself, 'Maggie, it's time to wash your hands and don your overalls', and I just jumped right in to help in whatever way I could. "Thankfully we didn't have any problems and I was just thrilled to be able to welcome little Carys into the world."

Mrs Shah already has 19-month-old son Dylan with her husband Keval, a banker. They had planned a home birth for their second child.

But she went into labour so quickly it was too late to call the midwife, so Mrs Shah told her husband to call her grandmother, who lives next door to them in Malmesbury, Wiltshire.

Mrs Jones rushed round and just 40 minutes later she was cradling Carys, who was born weighing 7lb 7oz.

Mrs Shah said "We're so lucky that my gran lives next door - she was totally amazing and just so calm. I don't know what we would have done without her."

Kiwi Woman Was Charged For Leaving Baby In The Airplane

Kiwi Woman Was Charged For Leaving Baby In The Airplane

A woman, kiwi fruit picker, gave birth of a newborn baby in an airplane bathroom & left the baby in the airplane trashbag.


The woman was returning from Samoa when she walked off a Pacific Blue flight in Auckland on Thursday, reported the New Zealand Press Association, a cooperative of the country's newspapers. The woman's name was not released by the authority.


On Wednesday, police in New Zealand charged the 29-year-old woman with abandonment and assault -- for giving birth to the child on an international flight and then leaving her, without alerting anyone, in a toilet bin amid bloodied paper towels.


When everybody left plane, a cleaning lady discovered the baby in a restroom inside the Boeing 737. It was about 20 minutes later. Her fellow custodians wrapped the baby in a blanket and handed her to authorities.


Su'a William Sio, a Kiwi lawmaker of Samoan descent, said cultural stigma and the shame of bearing a child out of wedlock were two reasons why a mother might abandon her child.