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In Armenia, a 41-year-old woman gave birth to her 11th child
November 6, 2024 14:28
Liana, a 41-year-old mother, is celebrating the arrival of her 11th child with pure joy. Her newborn son, Abel, the seventh boy in her large family, was also welcomed into the world at the "Erebuni" Maternity Hospital. This time, the older siblings had the special honor of choosing the baby’s name.
Having raised such a large family, Liana no longer fears the challenges of motherhood, especially with the support of her older children. She is confident that Abel will enjoy a happy, healthy, and safe upbringing, just like his siblings. Each of her pregnancies has been smooth, and every time, she has trusted "Erebuni" Maternity Hospital for her care.
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