Choosing the baby's name is a very thoughtful decision by the parents for months. But that was not the case with a couple from Greenville, South Carolina, who although they had decided, something made them change their mind at the last moment. They were expecting a girl by September 3, but a few weeks ahead and born on August 21, just a few hours before the solar eclipse took place, the astronomical event of the year that, precisely in the state where the girl was born, could be seen completely.
Guess what name they have given? Yes, you have deduced well. On the way to the hospital, the parents decided that if the girl was born that day they would honor the phenomenon. He was born at 8:04 in the morning and they called her Eclipse Alizabeth Eubanks.
On Monday, everyone, and especially millions of Americans, were watching the sky. The couple's original plan was to call her Violet, but they were obnubilated with the eclipse and changed their minds.
"I think it was meant to be her name, we are probably going to call her Clipsey"That day, eleven other babies were born in the same hospital, the Greenville Memorial Hospital, who were given nice souvenir bodies.
