First US Baby of 2018 Wasn't Born in Any of the 50 States

At the end of every calendar year, imminent parents-to-be around the US wonder if their bundle of joy will be the one to nab the nation's "first baby" honors. 

In 2018, that distinction goes to Logan James Lynch Perez—and he wasn't born in any of the 50 states, People notes. 

The 6-pound, 15-inch infant was welcomed at two seconds after midnight Monday in Guam, a US territory, and his parents, Jennica Lynch and Davante Perez, were thrilled. "It was painful, but it was worth it," Lynch tells the Pacific Daily News. "He's a handsome, healthy baby."

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