South Yorkshire MP praises NHS staff after birth of first child
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Baby Persephone, named after the Greek goddess of spring, was born in the early hours of St George's Day, weighing 7lb 11oz.
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Hide AdMr Stafford praised staff on the labour ward of Queen Charlotte's and Chelsea Hospital who looked after the pair and gave a special thanks to the midwives who were by his wife's side throughout the delivery process.
He said both mother and baby are doing well at home, after a stay in hospital.
Mr Stafford said: “It's a very exciting time , I've had a day and a half getting to know her.
"Persephone was born on St George's day, and because of the coronavirus, I couldn't visit - a couple of hours after the birth I had to leave, and didn't see them for four days.”
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