A story of those decidedly singular. We are in Naples, Italy. Mara Barone, a biologist, became a mother for the second time and, soon after, also a grandmother. Paola, his first child at the age of 15, gave birth to Giovanni.
A curious and joyful coincidence at the Cardarelli hospital in Naples. The mother, Mara Barone, gave birth to Futura, 3 kilos and 850 grams. Paola, the eldest child she had at the age of 15, gave birth to Giovanni, 3 kilos and 400 grams.
The two women have also lived together throughout the pregnancy because they live in the same house, in the family building in Melito of Naples.
A curious and joyful coincidence at the Cardarelli hospital in Naples (Italy). Mother and daughter gave birth a few hours apart. They were born Futura, 3 kilos and 850 grams and Giovanni, 3 kilos and 400 grams.
The mother, Mara Barone, a biologist, gave birth for the second time. And soon after, she also became a grandmother. The daughter Paola, the eldest daughter of Mara, had at 15 years, gave birth to the little Giovanni.
Mara is 35 years old, in 2002 when their daughter was born Paola she was 15. "As a young girl it was hard for her age, but I never thought about having an abortion. And given the results, it didn't go badly. This time I had more anxiety due to a greater awareness of motherhood," she said.
Paola turned 21 and gave birth together with her mother, living with her throughout the pregnancy. Because they live in the same house, in the family building in Melito of Naples.
The peculiarity of this double birth is that both had a spontaneous pregnancy. "Two spontaneous births, without complications: it is the miracle of life", certifies the director of gynecology Claudio Santangelo, while the midwife Amelia Rescigno immortalizes the three generations in a hospital room with a photo.