Chatham residents Kristen Morin and Aaron Jubenville gave birth to the municipality's first baby of 2018, Scarlett Olivia Jubenville, at the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance. January 2, 2018.
(Photo by Sarah Cowan Blackburn News Chatham-Kent). A Chatham woman has given birth to the municipality's first baby of 2018 at the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance.
Chatham residents Kristen Morin and Aaron Jubenville welcomed a healthy baby girl at 12:47pm on Tuesday.
The couple named their daughter Scarlett Olivia Jubenville.
"I was surprised because we're into January 2 already. I figured the New Years baby would have been born on New Year's day... so it's pretty exciting," says mother Kristen.
Scarlett is the couple's second child.
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