It’s a girl! NYU Langone Hospital welcomes Nassau County’s first baby of 2023
Julia and John Natanoe, of Flushing, welcomed their first child into the world at 12:07 a.m.
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Jan 1, 2023, 10:29 PM
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16h agoThe first
baby born in Nassau County in 2023 was born at NYU Langone Hospital in Mineola.
The little
girl was supposed to be a Christmas baby, but her parents say instead she
waited to ring in the new year.
Julia and
John Natanoe, of Flushing, welcomed their first child into the world at 12:07
a.m.
The parents are still deciding on a name for their 7
pound, 10 ounce bundle of joy.
The Natanoes
say there's no rush, they're just enjoying every single moment.
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