The story of a happy child: a child in Britain is smiling from the mother's womb!

The Dhaka Times Desk Never heard of a child laughing in its mother's womb. But this happened this time. A baby in Britain is laughing from the mother's womb. And so this child has been called the world's 'happiest child'.

It is normal for people to laugh. But so says mother's womb! A baby in Britain laughs while in his mother's womb. Even after birth, his face kept smiling. Such a child has never been heard of. So everyone called this child the happiest child in the world. The baby has been named, Leo David Hargreaves. He will beat everyone in his race for happiness.

Doctors showing 4D ultrasound scan report

Before this child was born, it was as if he was not holding a smile in his mother's womb! Doctors and his parents were shocked to see his 4D ultrasound scan report while he was still in the womb before he saw the light of the world. According to the report, the baby is smiling in the womb. Everyone was surprised to see this rare picture. Before this, no doctor or anyone had ever seen a picture of a smiling baby in the mother's womb.

Happy baby parents (above)

According to the media, after being 31 months pregnant, Britain's Amy Craig went to the doctor for a routine checkup. Her boyfriend Lewton Hargreaves was with her. When they went there and saw the ultra sound scan report, they lost themselves in surprise and joy. Not only is Amy's baby healthy, but reports show that her baby is smiling inside the mother's womb.

Amy and Luton's son, Leo, was born recently. Leo of the little smile but also saw the light of the world laughing, laughing. His parents said he was always smiling on his birthday.

Amy, 24, said: 'Lewton and I were completely shocked, even the people who scanned me said they had never seen anything like this before.'

This 'happy child' Leo's smiling face is now practiced across Britain. On the other hand, several advertising agencies have already attacked Leo's smiling face to use it in their advertisements. Several companies have already approached Leo's parents to make Leo's heartwarming smile their USP. But the lovebirds won't allow Leo to be used in commercials until he grows up.