16 pregnant ICU nurses thrown baby shower by Arizona hospital

Mesa, Ariz.-based Banner Desert Medical Center will host a baby shower for the 16 pregnant nurses in its intensive care unit, hospital officials confirmed to Becker’s.

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They said the shower will take place Aug. 24., with photos and video provided afterward.

Banner Desert Medical revealed the baby boom in its ICU earlier this month. The nurses said the pregnancies are a coincidence. They are due between September and February.

Hospital officials said they have been making staffing preparations for when the nurses are on maternity leave.

 

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