The City’s public health care system’s first babies – twins — were bor
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The City’s public health care system’s first babies – twins — were born at NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County
New York City welcomed its first babies of the new year at NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County just moments after midnight. The milestone arrivals were twin girls, born to parents Sheneece Crumbie and Jordan Tomlinson of Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
Meet the First Babies
The first twin was born at 12:01 a.m., weighing 6 lbs., 13.9 oz, followed by her sister at 12:02 a.m., weighing 5 lbs., 15.4 oz. These are the third and fourth children for the couple, who expressed their joy at welcoming the twins. The babies have not yet been named.
A Tradition of Care at NYC’s Public Health System
NYC Health + Hospitals, the City’s public health care system, delivers thousands of babies every year across its 11 hospitals. The system provides expert prenatal care, labor and delivery services, and comprehensive support for women at all stages of life.
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Services include:
• Family planning and women’s health services
• Comprehensive gynecology and primary care
• Specialized support for labor and delivery
NYC Health + Hospitals remains committed to providing high-quality care for families, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for all New Yorkers.
A Special Start to the New Year
The arrival of the twin girls underscores the dedication of NYC Health + Hospitals’ staff in bringing new life into the world and supporting families through expert care and compassion. Congratulations to the Crumbie-Tomlinson family on their double dose of joy to start the new year!
