Record-Breaking Twins Thrive After Water Birth
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Record-breaking twins, Clay and Leah, born in Utah to Hope Henderson and Raleigh, weigh in at nine pounds four ounces and nine pounds six ounces respectively, setting a state record. The couple opted for a water birth at an Ogden birth center with an experienced midwife, with Henderson, a home birth midwife herself, feeling confident in their out-of-hospital delivery. The twins size surprised their provider, who hadnt seen such large twins in over eighteen years. Despite initial questions about their overdue pregnancy, Clay and Leah are now thriving, each over ten pounds and nursing well. Henderson attributes their healthy birth weights to her prenatal habits, exercise, and positive mindset.
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