Oh baby! Mother gives birth to 13-pound girl in Germany

One of the heaviest babies ever born in Germany was born last week at the University Hospital Leipzig.

The baby girl, Jasleen, weighed a whopping 13.47 pounds and measured nearly 23 inches long.

She was born vaginally, not via a C-section, according to a hospital statement.



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'We anticipated that the child would be big,' said Holger Stepan, chief of obstetrics. 'We prepared in advance by assembling a special team (of doctors and midwives) to be ready for any possible complications.'

He said he'd never before helped in the birth of such a heavy baby.

The girl's mother suffered from gestational diabetes, which, when untreated or uncontrolled, can cause babies to be born larger than normal.

Her condition was not discovered until the mother checked herself into the hospital while in labor. She had not previously been a patient there.

The hospital said both mother and child are well.

According to the website for Guinness World Records, the heaviest baby -- weighing in at more than 23 pounds -- was born in Seville, Ohio, on January 19, 1879. He died 11 hours later.

The hospital said both mother and child are well. The baby girl, Jasleen, weighed a whopping 13.47 pounds and measured nearly 23 inches long. 'We anticipated that the child would be big,' said Holger Stepan, chief of obstetrics. 'We prepared in advance by assembling a special team (of doctors and midwives) to be ready for any possible complications.' She was born vaginally, not via a C-section, according to a hospital statement. 'We anticipated that the child would be big,' said Holger Stepan, chief of obstetrics. 'We prepared in advance by assembling a special team (of doctors and midwives) to be ready for any possible complications.' Her condition was not discovered until the mother checked herself into the hospital while in labor. She had not previously been a patient there. The hospital said both mother and child are well. She was born vaginally, not via a C-section, according to a hospital statement. Her condition was not discovered until the mother checked herself into the hospital while in labor. She had not previously been a patient there. The hospital said both mother and child are well. The girl's mother suffered from gestational diabetes, which, when untreated or uncontrolled, can cause babies to be born larger than normal. He said he'd never before helped in the birth of such a heavy baby. 'We anticipated that the child would be big,' said Holger Stepan, chief of obstetrics. 'We prepared in advance by assembling a special team (of doctors and midwives) to be ready for any possible complications.' The hospital said both mother and child are well. One of the heaviest babies ever born in Germany was born last week at the University Hospital Leipzig. He said he'd never before helped in the birth of such a heavy baby. He said he'd never before helped in the birth of such a heavy baby. 'We anticipated that the child would be big,' said Holger Stepan, chief of obstetrics. 'We prepared in advance by assembling a special team (of doctors and midwives) to be ready for any possible complications.' According to the website for Guinness World Records, the heaviest baby -- weighing in at more than 23 pounds -- was born in Seville, Ohio, on January 19, 1879. He died 11 hours later. He said he'd never before helped in the birth of such a heavy baby. According to the website for Guinness World Records, the heaviest baby -- weighing in at more than 23 pounds -- was born in Seville, Ohio, on January 19, 1879. He died 11 hours later. The hospital said both mother and child are well. One of the heaviest babies ever born in Germany was born last week at the University Hospital Leipzig. Her condition was not discovered until the mother checked herself into the hospital while in labor. She had not previously been a patient there. The hospital said both mother and child are well. She was born vaginally, not via a C-section, according to a hospital statement. He said he'd never before helped in the birth of such a heavy baby. 'We anticipated that the child would be big,' said Holger Stepan, chief of obstetrics. 'We prepared in advance by assembling a special team (of doctors and midwives) to be ready for any possible complications.' Her condition was not discovered until the mother checked herself into the hospital while in labor. She had not previously been a patient there. According to the website for Guinness World Records, the heaviest baby -- weighing in at more than 23 pounds -- was born in Seville, Ohio, on January 19, 1879. He died 11 hours later. 'We anticipated that the child would be big,' said Holger Stepan, chief of obstetrics. 'We prepared in advance by assembling a special team (of doctors and midwives) to be ready for any possible complications.' The girl's mother suffered from gestational diabetes, which, when untreated or uncontrolled, can cause babies to be born larger than normal. The baby girl, Jasleen, weighed a whopping 13.47 pounds and measured nearly 23 inches long. The baby girl, Jasleen, weighed a whopping 13.47 pounds and measured nearly 23 inches long.

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