LAB.ORG. TO TAKE YOU TO WEST PENN HOSPITAL, WHERE ALLEGHENY HEALTH NETWORK SAYS FOR MOMS EACH WELCOMED A SET OF TRIPLETS. WOW. WE MET THREE OF THOSE MOTHERS TODAY WHO SAY WHILE THEIR EXPERIENCE HAS BEEN OVERWHELMING, THEY HAVE BEEN GIVEN A LOT OF PRAISE TO THEIR DOCTORS AND NURSING STAFF FOR MAKING THIS TRANSITION A LITTLE EASIER. LOTS OF ALARMS. BEEPS MAKE YOU A LITTLE HESITANT, BUT THE NURSES ARE VERY REASSURING, SO THAT’S VERY NICE AND COMFORTING TO KNOW THAT THERE’S CAMERAS THAT WE CAN CHECK IN ON THEM WHENEVER WE WANT AND SEE THEM. AND MY FAMILY ALSO LIKES THAT BECAUSE WE HAVE FAMILY FAR AWAY, SO THEY’RE CONSTANTLY CHECKING. AND ONE TOOK A BOTTLE YESTERDAY FOR THE FIRST TIME AND MY BROTHER WAS THE FIRST TO TEXT, HEY, I SAW A NOTE IN HIS LITTLE HOME THAT HE TOOK THE BOTTLE. THAT IS AMAZING. AND THE BABIES ARE CURRENTLY IN THE NICU TO GET NICE AND STRONG. AFTER DOCTORS DELIVERED THEM EARLY, WHICH I
Baby boom! 17 nurses in Ohio hospital’s labor unit are expecting
Updated: 1:59 AM PDT Jul 1, 2026
It’s a baby boom at a hospital in Ohio — but this time, it’s the nurses who are expecting.Seventeen nurses at the Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton are expecting.Related video at the top: Four mothers deliver triplets at a Pittsburgh hospitalThe baby boom beats the hospital’s previous record in 2019, when 11 nurses from the same unit were expecting at the same time.Now, seven years later, a group of 17 nurses in the hospital’s labor and delivery unit are preparing to welcome babies.The nurses range from 12 to 35 weeks pregnant.The group recently gathered for a photo celebrating the milestone and the bond they share as colleagues and soon-to-be mothers. Fifteen of the 17 nurses were included in the photo; two were unavailable.
It’s a baby boom at a hospital in Ohio — but this time, it’s the nurses who are expecting.
Seventeen nurses at the Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton are expecting.
Related video at the top: Four mothers deliver triplets at a Pittsburgh hospital
The baby boom beats the hospital’s previous record in 2019, when 11 nurses from the same unit were expecting at the same time.
Now, seven years later, a group of 17 nurses in the hospital’s labor and delivery unit are preparing to welcome babies.
The nurses range from 12 to 35 weeks pregnant.
The group recently gathered for a photo celebrating the milestone and the bond they share as colleagues and soon-to-be mothers. Fifteen of the 17 nurses were included in the photo; two were unavailable.