INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana -- It probably doesn't come as a surprise to learn a baby boom seems to be starting nine months after coronavirus quarantines began.
At least it is at one Indiana hospital.
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Deliveries are up 30% compared to last January at Community Health Network in Indianapolis.
Dr. Julia Kearney says they're expecting 70% more newborns by March.
After speaking with colleagues in other states, Dr. Kearney expects to see more babies born around the country, as long as people are stuck at home.
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Kearney says she thinks it is kind of a silver lining.
"The only thing we get in this pandemic is time with your immediate family," she said.
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