Monmouth Medical Center (MMC) in Long Branch celebrated a special milestone early this morning as Mrs. Esther Malka Gross of Manchester welcomed her third daughter at 2:03 AM, making her the first baby born at the hospital in 2025.
Beyond this personal joy for the Gross family, the newborn holds a unique distinction – she is recognized as the inaugural baby of Generation Beta, a newly defined demographic encompassing children born between 2025 and 2039.
“Starting today, a new demographic group, Generation Beta, will begin to emerge,” Monmouth Medical Center said in a release. “We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the Gross family and all families celebrating the arrival of their newborns as we usher in 2025.”
The hospital shared a heartwarming image of Mrs. Gross cradling her newborn daughter, wrapped snugly in a hospital blanket.
With this first birth, Monmouth Medical Center kicks off what is expected to be a bustling year for deliveries and looks forward to continuing its tradition of excellent maternal care.
The photo was initially shared by Monmouth Medical Center with the mother’s consent.
did you get something called PERMISSION prior to posting I know it’s a new word for you but it’s nasty and creepy to post a picture of a lady uncensored on a Jewish website you
Freaking pervert
Read the last line in the article. You owe an apology
“I am writing to express concern regarding the posting of a picture of a Jewish women on a Jewish news website Prior to sharing any images or information, it is important to obtain explicit permission from the individuals involved.
Sharing uncensored images of individuals without their consent is unacceptable and potentially harmful and illegal . It is crucial to respect people’s privacy and dignity, especially in online communities.
I urge you to refrain delete the post or at least blur out the face
THANK YOU
Maybe it’s just me I feel like frum women shouldn’t be plastered on the internet an hour after having a baby, especially when they are having a crazy hormone rush and can’t properly consent. Just because a non 613 outlet chooses to share something doesn’t mean we should too.
seriously – a picture???? of a LADY
Did anybody read the last line in the article?
“The photo was initially shared by Monmouth Medical Center with the mother’s consent.”
Also, the picture is digitally altered, if you can’t tell.