Flora brings cheers: 1000. Baby born in Mödling's birthplace!

Flora brings cheers: 1000. Baby born in Mödling's birthplace!

Mödling, Österreich - A very special event took place on July 11, 2025 in the Mödling State Clinic. The 1000th baby of the year was born there: little flora. At 0:30 a.m. the healthy daughter of Kristina and Bernhard Holly from Pfaffstätten saw the light of day. With 3,540 grams of weight and a size of 51 centimeters, Flora is the second child of the couple and thus ensures double joy in the family.

Flora's father, Bernhard Holly, is the workshop manager at the State Clinic Mödling, where not only Flora was born, but also looks back on most delivery across the country for the anniversary. "We are pleased to welcome the 1000th baby of the year and thank the parents for their trust in our facility," said the medical director Claudia Herbst.

thanks to the obstetrics team

The congratulations were great. Claudia Herbst addressed special thanks to the committed team of obstetrics, including doctors, doctors, midwives and nurses who are in use around the clock. "Without this tireless effort and the high level of experience, the clinic team could not allow itself to celebrate such an impressive number of births," emphasized the director.

Obstetrics in Mödling now has a reputation to be the most sought -after address for parents in Lower Austria. With a clear focus on the needs of mothers and sensitive care during the entire birth process, everything is going according to plan. The appreciation of the parents is also evident in the many positive feedback that the clinic receives.

Flora, which is now entering the history of the Mödling state clinic as a 1000. Your birth is not only a reason for the family, but also a considerable performance of the entire team - from the midwives to the medical management.

Finally, it can be said that the small flora is not only the 1000th baby of the year, but also a reason for the celebration for the entire region. The success of the Mödling State Clinic in Obstetrics show that a "good hand" for the little things in life is proven and the future looks rosy.

For more information about this joyful event, you can read here: Kurier and My district .