Oh! My Gosh See Woman On 13-Pound Baby: I'm Still Finding It Hard To Believe.

Natashia Corrigan longed for having "a little fat child," yet she wasn't set up for little Brian Liddle Jr.

The kid tipped the scales at 13 pounds, 4 ounces when he was conceived in January, stunning his mother.

"Regardless i'm thinking that its difficult to trust," Corrigan told Melbourne, Australia, daily paper the Herald Sun. "In any case, before the finish of the term, I was battling simply handing over quaint little inn up the stairs at home."

The child, takes note of the Herald Sun, is one of the greatest at any point conceived in Australia. He came in at double the normal birth weight and now holds the heaviest child record at the healing facility where he was conceived, Mercy Hospital for Women outside of Melbourne. The biggest infant at any point conceived, as indicated by Guinness World Records, was a 22-pound kid conceived in Seville, Ohio, in 1879. The kid, called "Angel," passed on 11 hours after the fact.

"I longed for a little fat child," Corrigan disclosed to Yahoo7 News. "I've generally needed a little fat infant and I have a major one!"​

It was a 7-hour normal birth. Corrigan said she had child Brian's dad, Brian Liddle, and her sister close by all through the work.

"Since he was so enormous it was somewhat difficult to get him out, and they needed to get a couple of additional staff individuals to come in and help," she told Yahoo7. "This is the primary pregnancy I must experience a characteristic work, the longest I've at any point been pregnant, and I have the fat little man that I needed."

Brian Jr. stood out as truly newsworthy in Australia in January, yet just as of late he's turn into an overall star as photographs of his plump cheeks and arms spread over the Internet.

In a Facebook post, Corrigan said she was "overpowered" by the consideration.

"It's difficult to get our brains around such a hurricane of a day," she said. "I never imagined we'd get such a great amount of affection for our BIG child kid and family."