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The teachers' babies were born between last September and this past May -- at a rate of nearly one baby per month.

The school year is starting in an adorable way at one Connecticut elementary school, with the addition of eight new babies. Eight teachers at Long Hill Elementary School in Shelton were pregnant at the same time and gave birth over the last school year. The teachers' babies were born between last September and this past May -- at a rate of nearly one baby per month -- according to Bridget Dinatali, a special education teacher who gave birth to a daughter in February.

The school year is starting in an adorable way at one Connecticut elementary school, with the addition of eight new babies. Eight teachers at Long Hill Elementary School in Shelton were pregnant at the same time and gave birth over the last school year. The teachers' babies were born between last September and this past May -- at a rate of nearly one baby per month -- according to Bridget Dinatali, a special education teacher who gave birth to a daughter in February.

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