Touching image of newborn baby spreading arms and legs, smiling brightly when born

Every child's birth is very special to their parents, but perhaps few babies are as happy to be born as Sullivan.

Share withPeople, Taylor - Sullivan's mother said that before giving birth, she and her husband were very worried. The due date was around mid-March, but when Taylor's blood pressure was dangerously high, the doctors recommended that the pregnant woman give birth a week early. "We went home in a panic. I was not ready yet," Taylor recalled.

On March 5, Taylor was admitted to the hospital with her cervix still not dilated. She had previously had a cesarean section, so doctors feared that she would be in danger if she gave birth naturally. By March 8, Taylor's cervix had only dilated another 4 centimeters. With no other choice, to ensure the safety of both mother and child, doctors performed a cesarean section.“It was a long and difficult but emotional process,” Taylor commented.

The surgery did not go smoothly. Taylor's uterus had a lot of scar tissue, causing the baby to get stuck inside. Fortunately, thanks to the efforts of the doctors and nurses, Sullivan was born safely at 11:24 p.m. on March 8. The baby smiled and stretched out his arms and legs as if celebrating his arrival into the world.

"When he was in my belly, he was still squirming. I used to tell him that when he came out, he would have more room to play," Taylor confided. "It was a relief. We were so worried."

After a few days in the hospital, Taylor and his mother are now home. "He is very good, sweet and calm. We love him very much and always want to hold him," said his mother.

Minh Nguyen