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66-Year-Old Woman Has 10th Child


A 66-year-old woman in Germany gave birth to her 10th child.

Alexandra Hildebrandt, 66, said she had the child without any fertility drugs and had no problems conceiving.

The baby boy’s name is Phillip, and he was delivered through a C-section at the Charité Hospital in Berlin.

Phillip weighs 7 pounds, 13 ounces, and is “healthy.”

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Check out what NBC News reported:

A 66-year-old woman in Germany gave birth to her 10th child on March 19.

Alexandra Hildebrandt, the mother, tells TODAY.com that she did not use fertility drugs, and had no difficulty conceiving.

The baby, a boy named Philipp, was delivered through a cesarean section at Charité Hospital in Berlin. Hildebrandt says he weighed 7 pounds, 13 ounces, and was “healthy.”

Philipp joins his siblings: Svitlana, 46; Artiom, 36; Elisabeth, 12; Maximilian, 12; Alexandra, 10; Leopold, 8; Anna, 7; Maria, 4; Katharina, 2.

“A big family is not only something wonderful, but above all, it is important for raising children properly,” Hildebrant, who works as a museum director, writes in a email to TODAY.

Asked if friends and family were concerned about her having a child at her age, Hildebrandt replied, “I have only received positive feedback.”

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Per Irish Times:

A 66-year-old Berlin woman has given birth to a healthy baby boy, her 10th child and the eighth since turning 50.

Alexandra Hildebrandt is a well-known figure in Berlin public life as owner and manager of the Checkpoint Charlie museum dedicated to the city’s decades of division and escape attempts from East Berlin.

In recent years, though, she has attracted more headlines for her renewed embrace of motherhood – after giving birth to her first child in 1977.

This week, she announced the arrival last Wednesday of Philipp, her 10th child by Caesarean section, after an “uncomplicated” pregnancy.



 

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