Labor?

[disneypookies]

Has there ever been anyone actually give labor at any of the disney parks?

 

[disneypookies]

Bump!

 

[tkitty]

I'm sure you must mean give birth? I bet it's happened! My DD will be 6mo pregnant when we go in Aug, and I would be afraid to take her if she was, like, 71/2 months or more, but I guess people do it all the time.

 

[phillybeth]

IIRC, Disneyland is the only Disney park to have a baby born in it.

 

[seashoreCM]

>>> Disneyland is the only Disney park to have a baby born in it.

So far.

If WDW cast members discover a woman in labor they will try to have her whisked off to the hospital at the experimental prototype community of tomorrow (Celebration).

Disney hints:
http://members.aol.com/ajaynejr/disney.htm

 

[mjmcca]

>>> Disneyland is the only Disney park to have a baby born in it.

So far.

If WDW cast members discover a woman in labor they will try to have her whisked off to the hospital at the experimental prototype community of tomorrow (Celebration).

Disney hints:
http://members.aol.com/ajaynejr/disney.htm

That is not true there was a baby who was only minutes old abandoned at WDW in 1997.

Web posted 11/10/97



The Associated Press

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - The infant girl dubbed "Princess Jasmine" by nurses was in stable condition today, after she was found in a toilet at Walt Disney World.

"All her vital signs are good now, and she is drinking formula," said Martha Johnson, spokeswoman at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children & Women.

The girl was only minutes old when found Saturday night in a restroom in the Magic Kingdom's Tomorrowland.

Dr. Kenneth Goodman of Cleveland had just finished his third ride on Space Mountain when he heard cries for help from the restroom.

"I held the baby in my arms. It was blue and barely breathing," said Goodman.

Goodman said he tried using the outside of an open pen to create a tube to suction fluids from the infant's mouth, but the pen was clogged. He did a chest massage on the infant while waiting for an ambulance.

You have to register to read the article.

http://amarillo.com/stories/111097/baby.html

 

[Abra Cat]

Thank you-- I was about to point that one out. We lived in Orlando at the time and my daughter was born a few months before, so this story really sticks in my mind.

That is not true there was a baby who was only minutes old abandoned at WDW in 1997.




You have to register to read the article.

http://amarillo.com/stories/111097/baby.html

 

[mjmcca]

Thank you-- I was about to point that one out. We lived in Orlando at the time and my daughter was born a few months before, so this story really sticks in my mind.

It took some research because the incident is nearly 9 years old. I remembered the story but wanted facts to back it up. (I post on a political discussion board and there you need facts to back up everything... it has made me a good googler.)