Amelia Gloy: The first New Year's baby at Schön Klinik Rendsburg!

Amelia Gloy: The first New Year's baby at Schön Klinik Rendsburg!

What a lovely start to the new year! On January 1st, 2026 at 5:52 p.m. Amelia Gloy was born in the Schön Klinik Rendsburg. With a weight of 3420 grams and a height of 52 centimeters, her parents, Jacqueline and Tobias from Aukrug, can rightly speak of her “best New Year’s present”. The family is looking forward to returning home soon and welcoming their new family member. Little Amelia is the first baby of the new year to be born in the Rendsburg clinic, which delivered almost 1,000 babies last year, including eight sets of twins, as [kn-online] reports.

Amelia wasn't the only one who saw the light of day this New Year's Day. Christin Danker (34) also gave birth to her second child as part of a smooth birth. Her baby was born at 6:29 p.m.; the proud father, Michael Sönksen (33), was also present. Mother and child are doing well, which further increases the joy of the family from Aukrug. Danker and Sönksen's first daughter, Lilith Rena, was also born 1.5 years ago in the Schön Klinik Rendsburg, reports [Schön Klinik].

The Schön Klinik Rendsburg at a glance

The Schön Klinik Rendsburg is not only an excellent obstetric facility, it is also classified as a Level II perinatal center. This means that the clinic offers optimal conditions for the care of premature births from the 29th week of pregnancy as well as for high-risk pregnancies and deliveries. Medical and pediatric care is available around the clock and at least two midwives are always available. These are essential features that are described in detail in [UKE]. In 2024, 1,000 babies were born here, with the gender distribution being 53 percent boys.

The clinic offers modern facilities with five delivery rooms equipped with everything necessary to ensure a comfortable and safe birth. There are special rooms for the initial care of newborns, and care from specialist staff is guaranteed at all times. This comprehensive infrastructure ensures a high quality of care, which is particularly important for premature babies.

Births at a high level

The stability of the number of births in the Schön Klinik Rendsburg is also reflected in the current developments: The number of births remains at the same level as the previous year, which represents a positive trend for the region. In 2023, over 22,500 children were born in Hamburg, which once again underlines the relevance of established perinatal centers. Here too, the excellent quality of the care provided pays off.

Overall, the Schön Klinik Rendsburg, with its 22 specialist centers and over 1,800 employees, represents a stable pillar in the region's healthcare system. Particular focuses are on obstetrics, pediatric and adolescent medicine, and the treatment of high-risk pregnancies. As a teaching hospital at the Christian Albrechts University in Kiel, the clinic is also closely linked to medical training and research.

Amelia Gloy and the many other newborns at the clinic are not only a sign of a new beginning in life, but also of the trust that parents have in the medical care of their children. May little Amelia grow up in a loving and well-protected home and fill the lives of the Gloy family with joy.