Monika
Tano, 35, welcomed her third child yesterday shortly before 2am on 2nd
May 2015 – the Polish national gave birth at her home in Birmingham to a baby
girl – do you find any significance to this ?
The
whole UK is talking and celebrating the birth of a princess delivered by Kate
Middleton. Press reports state that in
an enviably short labour, the Duchess of Cambridge gave birth to a healthy, 8
pound, 3 ounce baby girl at 8:34am UK time Saturday [2/5/2015], 2 1/2 hours
after going into labour the same morning, Kensington Palace announced. By 6pm –
12 hours after arriving at the hospital, she and her family already had
returned to their home. But not before following tradition and emerging from
the hospital with her new daughter, the Princess of Cambridge, and her husband
William to introduce the press and public to the baby for the first time, and
absorb the adulation and cheers of an ecstatic crowd.
The
baby’s name was the topic of much discussion. Bookmakers had set the odds most favourably
for Alice and Charlotte. According to British analysts, the government is
rejoicing over the news. Kate’s due date had been predicted for nine days ago
and officials were afraid that the pregnancy could extend through Thursday, the
day of hotly contested national elections, potentially distracting the
electorate when every vote counts for the parties. The new Princess of Cambridge is now fourth
in line to the throne behind her grandfather Charles, Prince of Wales, her
father, William, and her brother, George. Prince Harry will drop down to fifth
in line.
The
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have named their daughter Charlotte Elizabeth
Diana, Kensington Palace has said. The fourth in line to the throne will be
known as Her Royal Highness Princess Charlotte of Cambridge. According to
figures from the Office for National Statistics, Charlotte is the 21st most
popular girl's name in England and Wales with 2,242 babies being given it in
2013. Elizabeth is 39th in the list but
Diana is not in the top 100.
Monika
Tano is in news, for she has beaten odds of almost two million to one to give
birth on the same day as the Duchess of Cambridge for the second time.
Monika Tano
welcomed her second daughter Aurelia yesterday in Birmingham on 2nd
May 2015, just under seven hours before the baby princess was born. It was the
second time the 35-year-old has given birth on the same day as Kate with her
first child, Liliana, born on July 22, 2013, the same day as Prince George.
MailOnline reports
that while Kate was waited on by a team of world class doctors at the Lindo
Wing in St Mary's Hospital, Ms Tano had a more testing time. After going into
labour in the middle of the night, the mother of three gave birth on the floor
of her living room with only the baby's father there to offer a hand. Paramedics arrived
shortly after baby Aurelia's birth at 1.47am to take both mother and baby to
hospital for monitoring.
The woman was to
say - 'It is a huge coincidence, I just can’t believe it. 'At about 3am I was
sending pictures of Aurelia to people and then at 7am I started getting
messages from people saying Kate was in labour. 'I was still in hospital and
checked the news on my phone and couldn't believe it when she had her baby
daughter too.'
Ms Tano's daughter
Liliana was also born on July 22. She
delivered her second daughter Aurelia herself this 2nd, with the help of her former husband Alain
Tano. The 35-year-old also has a six-year-old son called Franek. 'Aurelia was born exactly on 39 weeks and
was due next Saturday so was a week early and I believe Kate’s baby is a week
late so I never thought it would happen again.b 'When I got pregnant, people
joked that it could happen but we thought it was so unlikely we forgot all
about it. 'It feels amazing to have two children who share royal births, it is
just fantastic. 'It will definitely be a story for my two little girls to tell
all their friends when they are grown up.'
Bookmakers
Ladbrokes said the mum had beaten incredible odds of 1,880,000/1 to give birth
to two kids on identical date to the Duchess of Cambridge. David Williams, from
Ladbrokes, said: 'It’s a mind boggling coincidence. The odds almost broke the
calculator. We’ve never heard of anything like it.
With regards – S. Sampathkumar
5th May
2015.
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