Chloe’s mother, Jeannette, was at Barnsley Hospital for the birth and said: “I’m not very often speechless, but it was absolutely amazing.
“I felt very privileged. The midwives were amazing, and Chloe’s partner Alex was too, he was absolutely brilliant”.
Chloe, who worked as a care assistant before becoming a mother, said she couldn’t ask for an easier baby.
“It’s everything that I have always wanted,” she said.
“Now all I need is for me and her dad to get married!”
In 1989, an American woman, Augusta Bunge, became a great-great-great-great-grandmother at the age of 109 when her great-great-great-grandchild welcomed a son. At the time, the family were awarded a world record for having seven generations still living.
In 2017, a Bradford family set a British record by having six generations still living when 103-year-old Hilda Hanson became a great-great-great-grandmother to a baby boy.
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