Ashley Miller-Cross, a Canadian resident, did not realize she was pregnant until she went into labor in the store. This nonsense, however, has an explanation: Ashley and her husband Kyle welcomed their first child, Mia, barely 10 months ago.And the woman ascribed the subsequent pregnancy to her extra weight, which did not diminish after the delivery of her first child.

She also lacked typical pregnant symptoms such as toxicosis, substantial weight increase, and heaviness in the lower belly. Ashley went to the local grocery with her mother in the afternoon to get groceries and returned with her newborn boy.The woman had a violent spasm and needed to use the restroom right away. One of the grocery staff heard her screaming and phoned the doctors.

A completely healthy baby had already been born by the time the physicians arrived.Ezra, the boy’s name, is full-term and weighs 3,600 grams, according to the doctors. A few days later, the entire family returned to the shop to express gratitude to the personnel for their assistance and support. They were given a one-year supply of diapers as a gift.Kyle and Ashley later scheduled a photo shoot for Ezra. The snapshot of the happy child in the grocery cart has earned 16,000 likes, about 900 publications, and over 350 comments.