WATCH: Narberth Ambulance Crews Meet Family Whose Baby They Delivered In Home

Narberth Ambulance crews reunited with a Havertown family whose baby they delivered in their home lat week.

Summer and Francis Palone visited Narberth Ambulance Monday to thanks them for helping bring baby Halstead to the world last week, the ambulance company said

Haverford Township Director of Paramedics Jim McCans and the Narberth Ambulance EMS providers were excited about the opportunity, and could not be more thankful for the partnership between Narberth Ambulance and Haverford Township, the ambulance company said.

According to 6ABC, Summer Palone was 38 weeks pregnant on March 9 when her water broke but Francis Palone wasn't around and was worried he might not make it home to get her to a hospital, so he called 911.

That's when the emergency crews reacted and two Haverford-Narberth Ambulance units showed up.

"It all happened so fast," Summer told Main Line Media News. "They were there in five minutes. It happened so fast. I still planned on going to the hospital but one paramedic told me, 'we're going to have the baby here.' I called at 1:55 and Halstead was born at 2:33."

“I’ve been there numerous times shortly after the delivery but never in the moment,” McCans told the outlet. “And lately it’s been tough losing so many young people to overdoses. This is really uplifting. Mom did all the work and it was a great crew to have done it with.”

Watch the Palone family and the crews that helped them welcome their new baby into the world interact below:

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