England’s third-largest infant weighed 14 pounds and 15 ounces at birth and has been quickly increasing since. His mother believes they may have bypassed the traditional baby stage entirely.

“He didn’t fit into any newborn or 0-3 month baby clothes — he went straight into 3-6 month outfits and quickly outgrew them,” she said.

“Even now, he’s wearing clothing designed for 9-year-olds, and it’s getting a bit snug — he’ll be moving up to the next size soon,” she said.

Cherral’s scan at 30 weeks revealed that she was carrying a larger-than-average baby. Her baby belly had grown substantially by 36 weeks.

Alpha weighs roughly 11 pounds less than her younger brother while being only 10 months older.

Twyla-Bay and her two older siblings were overjoyed when their baby brother came home from the hospital at the end of last year.

This heartwarming story isn’t just about a remarkable baby; it’s also a tale of genuine love that is truly remarkable.