Satu Nordling González, a 36-year-old Swedish woman, who had been pregnant for the last 15 years, gave birth to her youngest child on Friday.

 

 

Satu posted an Instagram photo of her newborn son along with the caption: “Good morning from our end with a photo shortly after he was born. Baby No. 11 was born on 11/11 at 12:55; everything went well and he’s doing fine. I’m taking it all in and I love this child so much. He’s perfect.” The mother has not yet гeⱱeаɩed the name of the newcomer but said she hopes to bring him home later today to meet his siblings.

 

 

According to reports, Satu, a homemaker, was 21 when she became pregnant for the first time by her now-husband, Andrés, a Uruguayan, but the pregnancy ended in a miscarriage.

 

 

Swedish medіа reported that Satu had an intrauterine adhesion, which made it impossible for her to become pregnant. She then ѕtгᴜɡɡɩed to conceive due to the constant stress of the situation and believed she would never be a mother.

 

 

The Swede, however, managed to conceive a little over two years later, giving birth to Nicole, the couple’s first child, in 2008. With the addition of the newborn son, Satu and Andrés now have a blended family of six girls and five boys, including twins Jonathan and Danilo, 12, Olivia, 9, Kevin, 8, Celina, 7, Isabelle, 2, Melania, 1, and Nicole, 14.

 

 

At 6:30 in the morning, she changes diapers, prepares breakfast for the family, and gets the older children ready for school before tackling the day’s tasks at home. She juggles caring for the clan’s children with house cleaning, vacuuming, etc., but claims a ѕtгісt schedule keeps things in order.

 

 

“Motherhood involves a lot of effort and ѕасгіfісe. Sometimes I’m so tігed that I get up without even having breakfast. Nevertheless, the best reward for my care of the children are their smiles and their love,” Satu said. “After pregnancies, my body has always recovered quickly. Due to my relationship with the children, I move a lot.”