- John Luti
SEBRING, Fla. -- AdventHealth Sebring is delighted to announce the arrival of its first baby of 2025. Baby Wesley was born to two very proud parents at 12:40 pm on New Year’s Day, weighing in at eight pounds, nine ounces, and measuring 20.75 inches long. Wesley and his family are doing well as they celebrate this momentous occasion.
“This is such an amazing day for Baby Wesley’s family and our team,” said Dr. Victoria Selley, Chief Medical Officer of AdventHealth Sebring. “It is such a blessing to welcome a new life, and our team is honored to provide care and support for Wesley and his family. This is truly an amazing way to kick off 2025.”
At AdventHealth Sebring, families receive compassionate and personalized maternity care designed to nurture both mother and baby. From labor and delivery to postpartum support, the hospital’s expert care team provides a safe and welcoming environment to ensure every birth is special.
To learn more, visit Mother and Baby Care at AdventHealth Sebring.
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