We want to celebrate all the cute new additions to our Doncaster community by sharing photos of new lockdown babies.
These babies were born from March 2020 to September 2020.
Click through this article to take a look at their adorable little faces.
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25. Leo
Zoe Buckley, said: "This is my little Boy Leo. He was Born 24/03/20 Hours after we went into lockdown, hardest thing ever coming out of hospital and going home knowing nobody would meet our baby, but we have all made it through this pandemic and I am grateful I have all my family and friends fit and well to meet again when we are back to some sort of normality." Photo: Zoe Buckley
26. William Steven Wright-Hardy.
Kelly Wright, said: "William Steven Wright-Hardy. Born at 1.16am on the 3rd April 2020 has been a hard year homeschooling my 11 year old and 8 year old. Having a little boy was hard as my dad died in a car crash in 2019 so to bring my son into the world without him was hard. He is now 10 months old and such a happy little boy." Photo: Kelly Wright
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Shelley Hobson, said: "Frances Samantha born 22/4/20. Our rainbow after losing her brother in March 2019. It’s been so difficult with lock down going through the emotional rollercoaster of a baby after loss, all the plans we had for her haven’t happened. It’s been nice for her to have her big sister and brother at home more even though the homeschooling has been tough. I can’t wait for some kind of normality so she can spend time with her family and have days out with us." Photo: Shelley Hobson
28. Saraya Bella Beardsall
Rebecca Oyitch, said: "My pot of gold Saraya Bella Beardsall born in 1st lockdown 12th June via c section at Chesterfield Royal Hospital. She is nearly 8 months old. Hardest part for me attending all her scans, I also had a few scares and I was high risk so had to attend hospital alone. Spent 3 days on the ward due to a difficult c section even though I couldn't have any visitors the midwives and CA's were absolutely incredible so helpful with Saraya when I was struggling to feed her etc. I really missed my twins though and couldn't wait to get home to see them and surprise them with their baby sister. It's been difficult there are so many family members still not met her yet especially my amazing grandad who is in a care home and I'm desperate for her to meet him and get a photo of them together. Our lockdown babies will definitely go down in history." Photo: Rebecca Oyitch