Mum’s ‘disbelief’ as baby girl born in foyer of Newport Cineworld

Ms Vincent’s son was also born in dramatic circumstances – delivered in the back of a car by her partner, Gareth Miles.

Mr Miles, who was working in Cardiff when he got the call that Ms Vincent was in labour, got to the cinema as soon as he could and arrived just as she and baby Lowri were being taken to hospital by paramedics.

“I just remember him laughing,” said Ms Vincent. “I’m pretty sure he put his hands to his head and was just laughing and thinking ‘oh my gosh, this could only happen to you!’

“But also he was over the moon… I don’t think he could believe it.”

Ms Vincent, who was discharged from hospital later that day, said nobody was more excited about Lowri’s arrival than brother Liam.

“He comes home from nursery and the first thing he does is run up on to the sofa, sit in the corner and ask to cuddle Lowri,” Ms Vincent said.

“We’re really enjoying the four of us being a family four.”

Jacey Howcroft, one of the two team leaders who helped to deliver Lowri, said it was a shift she would “never forget”.

“It was an all-round fantastic effort by everyone involved,” Ms Howcroft said.

“I wish the family all the best and hope to see them again in the future, it was a blessing to be a part of the experience.”

Mo Williams, general manager at the cinema, said Lowri had been gifted a “lifetime” of free trips to the cinema to celebrate her birth.

“We’re incredibly grateful to our quick-thinking team leaders Jacey and Andrew, who stepped in to help deliver the baby safely in our foyer,” Ms Williams added.