Miracle baby beats odds of 1 in 48million by being born on the same date as mum and big sister

MIRACLE baby Kylee-Beau Hall beat odds of one in 48 million by being born on the same date as her mum and big sister — and in the same hospital. Kylee-Beau was delivered nine days late on April 28, which was mum Heidi Eton’s 37th birthday. It was also the date of sister Ellie-May’s ninth — […]

MIRACLE baby Kylee-Beau Hall beat odds of one in 48 million by being born on the same date as her mum and big sister — and in the same hospital.

Kylee-Beau was delivered nine days late on April 28, which was mum Heidi Eton’s 37th birthday.

It was also the date of sister Ellie-May’s ninth — and the birthday of Heidi’s aunt.

Bookies William Hill said the odds of that happening through three generations were 48 million-to-one.

Chef Heidi said she named her 9lb daughter in tribute to the NHS’s rainbow logo — and staff at the hospital in Hillingdon, West London.

She said: “The staff were magnificent and I wanted to say thank you to them. So I had the idea of having Beau — it reminds me of the word beautiful.”

“I was so wrapped up in having Kylee-Beau that it was only after she was born and the nurse said the date, that I remembered it was my birthday as well.

“It totally slipped my mind. I told the midwife and then said it was also Ellie-May’s birthday and my auntie’s.

“We joked about it being an expensive month for presents.”

Because of coronavirus Heidi’s partner John Hall had to drop her off at the hospital then come back 16 hours later just as Kylee-Beau was born.

Heidi said: “Luckily we only live five minutes from the hospital so I gave him a bell and he made it to the delivery suite where he cut the cord and was able to hold her.

“I feel so blessed. I’m delighted I have another girl.”

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