Many babies have been born during lockdown in Edinburgh and the LothiansMany babies have been born during lockdown in Edinburgh and the Lothians
Many babies have been born during lockdown in Edinburgh and the Lothians

Take a look at the adorable Edinburgh babies born during lockdown (Part 4)

While Edinburgh was under strict lockdown, families were still welcoming brand new babies to the world across Scotland’s capital
By Patrick McPartlin
Published 12th Jun 2020, 14:32 BST
Updated 15th Jun 2020, 10:52 BST

Say hello to some of the city’s newest residents in part four of our lockdown babies photo special. Catch up on part one, part two, part three and keep your eyes peeled for part five...

Twins Keeva and Freya were born to mum Hayley on 4 April 2020 - five weeks early

1. Keeva and Freya Pattison

Twins Keeva and Freya were born to mum Hayley on 4 April 2020 - five weeks early Photo: UGC

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Harris was born via C-section on 21 May 2020 to mum Kirsty and dad Andrew, a wee brother for Mila and Max

2. Harris Perry

Harris was born via C-section on 21 May 2020 to mum Kirsty and dad Andrew, a wee brother for Mila and Max Photo: UGC

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Baby Grace Joanne Lynsey Pettie was born on 1 April 2020 to proud parents Danielle and Alex

3. Grace Pettie

Baby Grace Joanne Lynsey Pettie was born on 1 April 2020 to proud parents Danielle and Alex Photo: UGC

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This little trooper is Ajày, born on 2 April. He spent nine days in SCBU at St John's Hospital before getting home but needed surgery at the Sick Kids just weeks later - a lot for mum Marina to tell him when he's older!

4. Ajày Philip

This little trooper is Ajày, born on 2 April. He spent nine days in SCBU at St John's Hospital before getting home but needed surgery at the Sick Kids just weeks later - a lot for mum Marina to tell him when he's older! Photo: UGC

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