Welcome, little miracle: These babies saw the light!

Welcome, little miracle: These babies saw the light!

A small but fine joyful note can be found in the birth reports of the week! From June 13th to June 23rd, 2025, numerous small earthly citizens were welcomed in the region around Ueckermünde, Torgelow, Eggesin, Friedland and Neubrandenburg. These colorful news bring a breath of fresh air and a smile into the life of the families affected.

As in the many weeks before, there are again proud parents who present their newborn treasures. A highlight is the little Cleo Knüppel, who saw the light of day on June 21 at 6:31 a.m. With a weight of 3500 grams and a size of 51 centimeters, it is a whole piece of joy for her parents from Ueckermünde. Luca Scheen from Torgelow was also busy and was born on June 17th at 1:37 a.m. with 2900 grams and 48 centimeters. A real night shift hero!

The newcomers

• Maja Pretzer from Eggesin - born on June 18 at 5:25 a.m., weight: 4070 grams, size: 52 centimeters.
• Edda Hoppstädter from Ueckermünde - born on June 17th, weight: 2265 grams, size: 45 centimeters, proud sister of Minna.
• Fritz Birnschein from Viereck - born June 17th, weight: 2570 grams, size: 47 centimeters, brother of Karl.
• Charlotte Klettke from Friedland - born June 23, weight: 2920 grams, size: 51 centimeters.
• Zoey Kate Nehring from Neubrandenburg - born June 17th, weight: 4140 grams, size: 53 centimeters.
• John Noah Peters from Neubrandenburg - born on June 16, weight: 3940 grams, size: 54 centimeters.
• Eduard Maximilian Schewschak from Friedland - born June 13th, weight: 4240 grams, size: 54 centimeters.

Overall, it turns out that births represent gratifying highlights in the life of people. According to the statistics of the Federal Statistical Office , the term "births" records both lively and dead born children, whereby the living births can also be distinguished. A particularly interesting detail is that every woman who has three multiple births statistically three born counts, but only a birth. A birth rate of around 2.07 children per woman is necessary for a stable population, as this is completely replaced by a generation.

The social trends that are behind the births are not to be neglected. Changes in the frequency of birth can be influenced by various factors such as social impulses or economic framework. The merged birth number is regularly analyzed in order to comprehensively present the generative course in Germany.

Since the topic of births in Germany is of the highest relevance, it is worth taking a closer look at the numbers: The TFR (Total Fertility Rate) is calculated from the birth rates of women between the ages of 15 and 49 and reflects the number of children that could statistically give birth to a woman in her life. The paternity number, which looks at the role of men in this context, also shows exciting aspects of family structures that have developed over the years.

summarized it is shown that the positive news about the newcomers in the hospitals of the region bring a fresh air and lots of hope. The parents can now proudly look at their little miracles and hopefully collect many beautiful memories.