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North Texas Families Welcome New Babies for the New Year

It was the best new year’s gift Mallory Wilson could have gotten, a beautiful baby girl.

Miracle Faith is 19-and-a-half inches, and weighs 5-pounds, 6-ounces. The first baby of the new year born at John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth.

The newborn was sleeping as we spoke to her parents.

"It is a funny story because I didn’t find out about Miracle until I was 27 weeks pregnant," said Mallory Wilson. "The only reason I went to get checked out is I was feeling movements in my stomach. So I figured it was a miracle. I didn’t feel any movements until seven months, and no complications, no sickness anything.”

She found out then it was a girl. Miracle joins her one year old brother. Her parents found out this morning she was the first baby born at JPS Health in 2015.

"It was a shock when they came in this morning and told me. It really was. Still shocked," she said.

The women’s services division of the hospital dropped off a basket of blankets and outfits for the newborn.

Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southwest Fort Worth, welcomed the first baby of the new year born in Tarrant County. Jennifer and Joel Dickerson welcomed 7-pounds, 9-ounce Evelyn at 12:16 a.m. Thursday morning.

Amber and Josh Boswell welcomed Joshua Charles Thomas Boswell II into the world at 1:23 a.m making him the first baby of the new year born at Methodist Mansfield Medical Center. The new parents also got a gift basket complete with a new book provided by Methodist Mansfield, Mansfield Sunrise Rotary and Mansfield Independent School District.

And in Dallas at Methodist Charlton, Tony Aguillon was welcomed into the world at 12:58 a.m. Tony checked in at 7-pounds and 19-and-a-half inches long. Tanya Torres and Mark Aguillon are the proud parents of the new baby boy.  

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