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Primary school teacher overjoyed after giving birth for first time at 41

After years of IVF and major health setbacks, Gwinnett teacher Tamica Brown welcomed daughter Tamia Janae and entered her in the 2026 Baby of the Year contest.

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Primary school teacher overjoyed after giving birth for first time at 41

After years of IVF and major health setbacks, Gwinnett teacher Tamica Brown welcomed daughter Tamia Janae and entered her in the 2026 Baby of the Year contest.

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