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New Year’s baby Luisa: “Then she stepped on the gas”
The Styrian - and Austrian - New Year's baby 2025 is called Luisa and was born five minutes after midnight at Judenburg Regional Hospital. She is the first child of her parents Jana and Christoph Hassler. Luisa seems to have had a bit of a hint of the title.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen Because the girl's calculated due date was December 21. She only saw the light of day eleven days later. "For a while it looked like she would be born before the end of the year," the overjoyed father Christoph Hassler (29) told Krone.
But then Luisa took her time again and finally, according to her dad, "stepped on the gas" a few minutes before midnight and was born five minutes after the buzzer sounded, accompanied by New Year's Eve fireworks. She weighs 3680 grams, is 54 centimetres tall and is just as well as mother Jana (25).
The family lives directly in the district capital Judenburg. Today - in addition to media representatives - the grandparents will also be visiting, after which it will be "a bit quieter" for the young family. Father Christoph Hassler raves about the care at Judenburg LKH: "The team is very nice, it's perfect here!"
Styrian is Carinthia's New Year's baby
Incidentally, there will be a second Styrian New Year's baby in 2025: Because in Carinthia, little Marie was the first newborn to see the light of day at 0.44 a.m. - at the Barmherzige Brüder hospital in St. Veit. Her parents Selina Krainer and Christoph Helfenschneider live in Mühlen in the Upper Styrian district of Murau.
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