Angela Johnson gave birth to daughter Molly via caesarean section on April 9 at Furness General. Shes a little sister to Annie (8) and Thomas (4). She said: "The midwives and surgical team were incredible and although everyone was obviously wearing masks and contact was minimal, they were incredibly caring and kind. What I imagined would be a horrific experience was in fact very special."Angela Johnson gave birth to daughter Molly via caesarean section on April 9 at Furness General. Shes a little sister to Annie (8) and Thomas (4). She said: "The midwives and surgical team were incredible and although everyone was obviously wearing masks and contact was minimal, they were incredibly caring and kind. What I imagined would be a horrific experience was in fact very special."
Angela Johnson gave birth to daughter Molly via caesarean section on April 9 at Furness General. Shes a little sister to Annie (8) and Thomas (4). She said: "The midwives and surgical team were incredible and although everyone was obviously wearing masks and contact was minimal, they were incredibly caring and kind. What I imagined would be a horrific experience was in fact very special."

Your Lancaster and Morecambe lockdown babies in pictures

We asked you to send us photos and stories of your lockdown births - and you didn't disappoint!
By Gayle Rouncivell
Published 7th May 2020, 15:52 GMT
Updated 7th May 2020, 19:57 GMT

We were inundated with pictures of your bundles of joy - and some will feature in the Lancaster Guardian and The Vistor this week and next.

In the meantime, here's a gallery of many of the babies that were sent in to us, and we aim to run another gallery of the remaining photos next week, so keep an eye out!

Teresa Ashton-Yamnikar gave birth to 7lb 5oz Ellie on March 25 at 1.31pm at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary, two days after lockdown was announced.

1. Ellie, born on March 25

Teresa Ashton-Yamnikar gave birth to 7lb 5oz Ellie on March 25 at 1.31pm at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary, two days after lockdown was announced.

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Marylouise Chates gave birth to Henry Boyd Chates on March 17 at the Royal Lancaster infirmary. He weighed 8lb 3.5oz. She said: "All staff were great, especially my midwife Julie Haygarth who I cant thank enough."

2. Henry, born on March 17

Marylouise Chates gave birth to Henry Boyd Chates on March 17 at the Royal Lancaster infirmary. He weighed 8lb 3.5oz. She said: "All staff were great, especially my midwife Julie Haygarth who I cant thank enough."

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Leigh Rhianon Coggins gave birth to Kit Andrew Darwen on April 16 at 4:54pm, weighing 7lbs 10oz. Leigh said: "Kit is my second baby. I was lucky enough to have my parter with me throughout it all, even afterwards as we waited for his heart checks...didnt think that would be happening with current circumstances. And we just got really looked after so incredibly well by my midwife (Kristie and rest of team on the labour ward), so utterly grateful and thankful. The constant changing of PPE, feel for them but they were really diligent."

3. Kit, born on April 16

Leigh Rhianon Coggins gave birth to Kit Andrew Darwen on April 16 at 4:54pm, weighing 7lbs 10oz. Leigh said: "Kit is my second baby. I was lucky enough to have my parter with me throughout it all, even afterwards as we waited for his heart checks...didnt think that would be happening with current circumstances. And we just got really looked after so incredibly well by my midwife (Kristie and rest of team on the labour ward), so utterly grateful and thankful. The constant changing of PPE, feel for them but they were really diligent."

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Holly Anna Bogucka gave birth to Harry Damain James Bogucki at 10.07pm on April 30, weighing 9.6lbs. She said: "Honoured to share a birthday with Colonel Tom Moore! Wanted to watch the 'clap for the NHS' from our window and witness it closely but was too busy throwing up from contraction pain."

4. Harry, born on April 30

Holly Anna Bogucka gave birth to Harry Damain James Bogucki at 10.07pm on April 30, weighing 9.6lbs. She said: "Honoured to share a birthday with Colonel Tom Moore! Wanted to watch the 'clap for the NHS' from our window and witness it closely but was too busy throwing up from contraction pain."

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