Baby Collection (page 100)

Bundles of Leap Year joy Leap Year arrivals... proud mums Donna Bamford (left) and Mandy Walker show off their new babies born in the early hours of this morning on Leap Years Day

Melissa Nyman, aged nine months, whistles all day long and has been doing so for the past month. She lives in Harrow with her parents

Marine Andrew Riley delighted to see his baby son Darren 4 weeks old born while Andrew was in Falklands, with wife Karen and other son Adam. 9th July 1982

Ten women in the Huddersfield area were gifted with special Christmas Day deliveries, they all had babies. And Huddersfield Royal Infirmary midwifery staff had their hands full because nine of

The Miles Quads from, St Neots, Cambridgeshire, England, 23rd December 1936. Ann, Ernest, Michael and Paul, pictured with christmas stockings hanging from their cot

The Miles Quad from, St Neots, Cambridgeshire, England, 23rd December 1936. Ann, Ernest, Michael and Paul, pictured opening some of their christmas presents a couple of days early

The Prime Ministers visit ot the Middle East: Mr Churchill at the British Embassy, Cairo, Egypt. Picture taken in the gardens of the British Embassy, cairo, showing the Prime Minister

Sunday is Mothers Day and at Queen Charlottes Maternity Hospital there will be many new young mothers entitled to flowers, chocolates etc, whatever they are given

Huddersfield Town player Kieran O Regan netted £; 264 for the Jolene Kaye Appeal when he collected a cheque from kind-hearted regulars of the Wooldale Arms

Children from a Huddersfield school have raised a massive £4, 775 for the £10
Children from a Huddersfield school have raised a massive £ 4, 775 for the £ 10, 000 Jolene Kaye Appeal to pay for a life-saving heart operation for the Downs Syndrome baby from Dalton

A charity football match between two teams from Rawthorpe Youth Club raised about £; 250 for the Jolene Kaye appeal. The game, held at Rawthorpe High School playing fields

Christmas day baby. Teesside, circa 25th December 1985

Marine Andrew Riley delighted to see his baby son Darren 4 weeks old born while Andrew was in Falklands, with wife Karen and other son Adam. 9th July 1982

Sisters Mary (left) and Ann Weller playing with baby chicks at Downley Hill Farm, near Dorking, Surrey. 13th March 1954

Spike Milligan with wife Paddy holding their daughter, Jane Fionulla Marion, at her christening at Finchley Albans Church, London. 26th June 1966

Spike Milligan with wife Paddy holding their new arrival, Jane Fionulla Marion, at her christening at Finchley Albans Church, London. 26th June 1966

The christening of Jane Fionulla Marion Milligan, child of Spike Milligan and Paddy Milligan. Left to right, Laura Milligan, Spike Milligan, Professor Roger Gilliatt, Mrs Patricia Milligan

George Mottershead, proud grandfather and Director of Chester Zoo, pictured with his 9 month old granddaughter Elizabeth Williams, at the new Tropical House which recently opened, 15th June 1964

The generation game... Six-week-old Anthony Paul Haigh makes up the fifth generation of a LIndley family. Anthony, born at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary on June 21

It was dads turn to look after the kids while mum relaxed, and expert nappy changer here is Gerald Perkins (36) of Eccles, Manchester

Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip with their two children Prince Charles and Princess Anne. Circa 1951

An autographed photograph of Queen Mary (then Duchess of York), with her mother the Duchess of Teck, and the Prince of Wales (then the Duke of Windsor)

Ten-year-old James Wilson meets Jill, the baby Llama. Jill is the first baby Llama in this country to be born by cesarian operation

Pamela Spence and family, from Greenway Street, Small Heath, Birmingham, 25th September 1969

BPM MEDIA Howard Gayle, Birmingham City football player with mascot Glen Bennett, St Andrews, Birmingham, Saturday 23rd April 1983

BPM MEDIA FILER Howard Gayle, Birmingham City football player with mascot Glen Bennett, St Andrews, Birmingham, Saturday 23rd April 1983

Elizabeth, baby giraffe at Belle Vue Zoo, Manchester with her mother September 1952. Greater Manchester, C4609

Meet a Dainty Dazzler: Those spindly legs are a little unsteady yet. But then this baby zebra born at Belle Vue Zoo, Manchester, was only a few hours old when the picture was taken

Howard Gayle, Birmingham City football player with mascot Glen Bennett, St Andrews, Birmingham, Saturday 23rd April 1983

Leicester football team, FA Cup Finalists. Ted Jelly at home with wife and baby girl. 31st March 1949

Children playing in a demolished housing area adjacent to their own homes between Sim Street and Page Street, Liverpool, Merseyside. taken by White for the Daily Herald newspaper on 12 July, 1954

Baby absorbed in the serious business of consuming an ice cream, pauses to grin at the squeaky noises coming from Professor Staffords puppets. Torbay, Devon, 14th September 1953

A coffee morning and stalls raised £88 for an organisation to help parents of
A coffee morning and stalls raised £ 88 for an organisation to help parents of still-born children. The money was raised by members of the mother and toddler group

Marianne Faithfull left a Welbeck Street nursing home today with her new son Robert Nicholas. Rober Nicholas was born on the 10th November, after Marianne had been rushed to hospital

Olga Fullaway, mother of two, aged 31, pictured with children, sons Stephen (6) and David (3 months), 19th October 1970. Olga has recently started work as housekeeper to football star George Best

A one month old lamb gets a cuddle from 10-year-old Heather Lawton. The lamb was born at Greengates Farm, Holthead, Slaithwaite. 25th January 1986

New Year Babies at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary, 2nd January 1989

New Year Babies at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary, 2nd January 1989

Christmas Day babies at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary (l-r) Susan Helliwell with her as yet unnamed daughter, Marlene Jeffrey with daughter Rowena and Anne Smith with her daughter Hannah

3-Year-Olds James Newman and and Anna Davies with baby Jesus at St Georges Primary School, Wallasey. 15th December 1993

Beach Scenes, Eastbourne, East Sussex, 12th August 1968

Thorns sextuplets. Julie Thorns, the first of the Thorns sextuplets to leave the Birmingham Maternity Hospital, is carried to the car by Miss Dorothy Hilditch

Thorns sextuplets. Standing by to take Roger back to his incubator is Sister Dorothy Hilditch, head of the special care unit team which has been looking after the babies. 3rd December 1968

Thorns sextuplets. An excited Mrs Manning sees the first pictures of her five grandchildren, 4th October 1968

The last of the surviving Thorns sextuplets leaves the Birmingham Maternity Hospital. Susan, now 11 weeks old will join her brother Roger and sister Julie at home in Farrow Road, Northfield

Views of Liverpool, 13th May 1954. Young mother pushing a pram outside St Andrews Gardens housing. Life in the Mirror Series

Medical: Baby: Clinic: Once every week the Falklands Arm pub near Stratford stops serving beer and becomes a baby clinic. Where mums can bring their babies to be checked by the doctor

Baby wearing Christmas Hat, Circa December 1997

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"Captivating Innocence: Celebrating the Beauty of Babyhood" In a world filled with intricate artistry, William Hogarth's masterpieces Gin Lane and Beer Street stand tall as vivid portrayals of societal contrasts. But amidst these thought-provoking engravings, one cannot help but be drawn to the image of a Poochon puppy, just six weeks old. Its fluffy coat and playful gaze remind us of the pure joy that comes with new life. As we delve deeper into nature's wonders, we encounter tadpoles gracefully swimming from below in Belgium's waters. These tiny creatures symbolize growth and transformation, mirroring the journey each baby embarks upon. Transporting us back in time is an enchanting ukulele song from 1926 - a melody that captures the essence of carefree childhood days when innocence reigned supreme. Similarly nostalgic are glimpses into Ludlow during England's 1950s; a simpler era where children played freely on idyllic streets. Yet our fascination extends beyond land as we marvel at majestic Killer Whales or Orcas gliding through oceanic depths. Their powerful presence reminds us that even in their infancy, babies possess an innate strength waiting to be nurtured. History unfolds before our eyes with Soviet propaganda posters advocating for peace - a poignant reminder that every child deserves a harmonious world to grow up in. Gari Melchers' tender depiction of mother and child further emphasizes this universal bond shared across cultures and generations. Nature continues to captivate as Haflinger horse mare gallops alongside her adorable foal in an English meadow – showcasing both maternal love and boundless energy synonymous with youthfulness. Finally, Simeon in Rembrandt's Temple painting transports us to biblical times where even infants were recognized for their significance within divine narratives – reminding us all that babies hold immense potential within them from birth itself.