Windsor Regional Hospital Welcomes New Year’s Baby

Windsor Regional Hospital has proudly announced the arrival of the first baby of 2025, and his name is nothing short of celestial—Jupiter James Timothy Chase-Evans! This bundle of joy made his entrance into the world at 1:01 a.m. on January 1, 2025, making him the perfect addition to a New Year's celebration.

Weighing in at a healthy 9 pounds and 6 ounces, and measuring a remarkable 22.5 inches long, Jupiter is already turning heads in the hospital! The ecstatic parents, Marissa Chase and Brandan Evans, arrived at the hospital around 6 p.m. on New Year’s Eve, eager to welcome their third child.

Reflections from Parents

Marissa reflected on the labor experience, saying, 'It felt like it took forever, but dad says it went fast.' Interestingly, she noted that this labor was much shorter than the deliveries of her previous two children, which came as a pleasant surprise.

Brandan chimed in, expressing admiration for the team at WRH’s Family Birthing Unit, saying, 'The nurses are amazing. They’re always incredible here. They bring comfort and laughter during such a pivotal moment.' Their praise highlights the supportive environment that many families experience during childbirth.

Excitement for the Family

The Chase-Evans family is thrilled to bring Jupiter home to meet his older siblings. 'Brother and sister can’t wait,' Brandan said with enthusiasm. 'It’s going to be great to have everyone at home, all comfortable and happy.' Little Jupiter is sure to be warmly welcomed by his 5-year-old brother and 2-year-old sister.

Celebratory Highlights

As families across the world celebrate New Year’s Day, the birth of Jupiter Chase-Evans adds an extra sparkle to this year’s welcoming festivities. Stay tuned to hear more about the heartwarming stories surrounding the first baby of the year and what the future holds for this special little one!