The parents of Saipan\u2019s New Year baby have more reason to smile this extended holiday season after MARPAC showered Ilia\u2019mae Mu\u00f1a with an assortment of gifts that include Huggies, Enfamil, and Kotex products.<\/p>\n
There were actually quite a few babies delivered on Jan. 1, 2014. However Ilia\u2019mae Mu\u00f1a was the very first baby to come into this world on 2014 and MARPAC was more than happy to share its blessings with the newborn.<\/p>\n
The island\u2019s New Year baby was born at 8:13am in the morning of Jan. 1, 2014, to first-time parents Jerry Mu\u00f1a and Nenita Annie Rose Romolor.<\/p>\n
Ilia\u2019mae Mu\u00f1a was delivered by Dr. Weimer and she weighed 8 lbs and was 35 cm long at birth.<\/p>\n
Her parents are both 18 years old and are graduating seniors at Saipan Southern High and Kagman High School.<\/p>\n
Ilia\u2019mae Mu\u00f1a is also Caridad Saures-Kaipat\u2019s first granddaughter.<\/p>\n
The new parents were thankful to MARPAC for visiting and donating gifts to Ilia\u2019mae Mu\u00f1a yesterday morning at the Commonwealth Health Center. <\/p>\n
The gifts given to the 2014 New Year baby include Huggies Newborn Diapers, Huggies Baby Wipes, Kotex Overnights, Enfamil Newborn Formula, Huggies bibs, and shirts for the family, etc.<\/p>\n
MARPAC consumer sales manager Tom Basa Jr. congratulated the proud parents and grandparents on the safe arrival of their newest family member.<\/p>\n
\u201cOn behalf of the Marpac Consumer Department we\u2019d like to congratulate the first baby born of 2014. We wish the parents and the baby a bright future and look forward to doing this again for the 2015 CNMI New Year Baby.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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