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Baby's First Christmas

Exclusive Harris James McIntosh, star of the show at the Baby's First Christmas photocall, with Lord Provost Jacqueline McLaren.
Baby's First Christmas

Glasgow's cutest Christmas event returns as parents urged to get involved

Beverley Iredia and her daughter Ameze, who was born at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital on Christmas Day 2025 Beverley Iredia and her daughter Ameze, who was born at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital on Christmas Day 2025
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'I got the best present ever this Christmas with the birth of my baby girl'

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Mum sent me my Christmas baby so I can enjoy festive season again

Lord Provost Jacqueline McLaren pictured with 8 month old Lette Grace McGeouch and her parents, mum Emily McCann and father Marky McGeouch at the City Chambers.  The launch of the online registration for BabyÕs First Christmas opens on Friday 1 November Lord Provost Jacqueline McLaren pictured with 8 month old Lette Grace McGeouch and her parents, mum Emily McCann and father Marky McGeouch at the City Chambers.  The launch of the online registration for BabyÕs First Christmas opens on Friday 1 November
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Baby's First Christmas event returns - how Glasgow parents can register

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