7-Eleven to have emergency births on July 11! → 7-Eleven gave parents “7 years free” of charge, which is “chic.”

Last Updated on 07/26/2022 by てんしょく飯

An emergency birth on July 11 in a 7-Eleven parking lot!　7-Eleven gave something to the parents whose baby was born.

7-Eleven Baby Born in the U.S.

Allie, a woman living in West Virginia, U.S.A., is a mother of three children, and her third baby was recently born, but the birth was a tumultuous one.

Allie was originally scheduled to give birth by C-section on July 13. However, two days before that, something happened to her stomach at midnight. She, her fiancé Chase, and their two children drove to the hospital in a hurry, but she understood that she could not wait until the hospital.

Then she saw a 7-Eleven. The family pulled into its parking lot and Allie gave birth in the front seat!

Chase called 911 and helped with the birth with the assistance of an operator. The umbilical cord was wrapped around the newborn’s neck, but Chase was quick enough to remove the cord before the operator told him to, and the baby was born safe and sound, weighing 2.9 kg and 48 cm tall.

And this happened two days before July 13. Yes, it is July (Seven) 11th (Eleven)!

Chase’s sister told Fox that he was unaware of the date and started laughing when she pointed out the date to his brother.

The news that a baby was born on July 11 in a 7-Eleven parking lot of course reached 7-Eleven’s ears. So 7-Eleven sent a set of baby clothes and diapers to the parents, who were having a hard time raising their baby, and also gave them this gift.

Baby Waylon shared our convenience store’s 95th birthday with us. To celebrate this lovely coincidence, 7-Eleven provided Allie and Chase with a late night (or early morning!) We’re giving away free coffee for seven years to help them stay awake.”

7-Eleven’s response was chic, thinking of the parents who had to get up regardless of the hour for their baby, whose job is to cry.