Brewster Ambulance Service Paramedics had some extra work to do Saturday when a mother needed to have her new baby girl before she could make it to the hospital.
The first-time parents had quite the surprise when their new baby girl Amara decided it was time to make her debut in the family's living room Saturday.
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Posted by Brewster Ambulance Service on Saturday, January 5, 2019
Two paramedics ended up assisting Braintree Fire in delivering the child on the family's living room floor.
The child's mother Yunyi told the paramedics at South Shore Hospital that she had recently finished her EMT training at Boston University, and said she wanted to become a part of the Brewster Ambulance team in the future.
Job well done tonight to two of our officers along with our partners with @BrewsterEMS and @BraintreeMAFD for a home delivery of a beautiful baby girl. Happy Birthday!!
— Braintree Police Department (@BraintreePolice) January 6, 2019
She did say, however, that the birth wasn't how she expected to meet any future co-workers.
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One of the paramedics helped the first-time father cut the umbilical cord, helping to finish off the home delivery.
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