St. Cloud Hospital staff gave birth to 32 babies in 2018

Thirty-one members of the medical team at St. Cloud (Minn.) Hospital gave birth to 32 babies in 2018, according to Fox 9.

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“I’ve had tons of people tell me when I was pregnant, ‘Oh my gosh, every nurse in this place is pregnant’ and we’re like, ‘Yeah, don’t drink the water,'” Dawn Henderson, RN, told Fox 9.

One of the mothers had twins which contributed to the 32 babies in 2018.

The staff started keeping track of the deliveries after names of pregnant staff members kept popping up. The birthing unit has started compiling a list of 15 staff members’ names expecting in 2019.

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