Photos capture the "beautiful" moment 12 year-old girl delivers her baby brother

Publish Date
Thursday, 15 June 2017, 5:18PM
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Photos captured the incredible moment a 12-year-old girl helped deliver her baby brother on Tuesday.

Jacee Dellapena was asked to step in when her mother went into labor at Baptist Hospital in Jackson, Mississippi. 

Jacee's mom, Dede Carraway, recalled that obstetrician Dr Walter Wolfe saw Jacee eagerly supporting her mother and asked if she wanted to deliver the baby herself.

Carraway says Jacee wanted to be in the room a couple of years ago when her middle son, Zaydn, was born, but her parents decided she was too young.

However, because it was the family's last born child, they decided Jacee was ready to be in the room during delivery.

'I started crying because I thought I wasn't going to get to see him be born, because I was too short,' Jacee told MS News Now. 

'Doctor Wolf said, "Why don't you just let her suit up and deliver the baby?"' Carraway continued.

'And I said "What? No!"'

However, Jacee was outfitted in scrubs and latex gloves.

Her father, Zack, captured the moment on camera as Dr Wolfe guided Jacee's hands through the entire birth, including cutting the umbilical cord.

In a Facebook post about the birth, Carraway wrote: 'I have the most AMAZING doctor!' 

Carraway gave birth to a seven-pound, six-ounce baby named Cayson.

'I actually, like delivered him, like, he let me actually push down and pull the baby out,' Jacee said.

'I was like, "Wow, like I've played fake doctor before", but this is, like, the real thing, this is the real deal. I was really nervous.'

One person commented on the Facebook post about the special delivery: 'Oh my gosh,' Jennifer Frick wrote.

'I have chill bumps looking at her reacting. She will love that brother even MORE because you let her be part of this. My heart is going to explode!'

The post by Nikki Smith has been shared more than 169,000 times and liked more than 189,000 times.   

Source: Daily Mail.




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