World's smallest girl measures just 68
cm
Tuesday September 25, 2012 01:11:10 AM,
IANS
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London: The world's
smallest girl is just 68 cm tall and weighs less than nine pounds
or 4 kg, and is no bigger than a newborn and smaller than her
favourite teddy, the Daily Mail reported Monday.
Last week, Charlotte Garside joined kids her own age in the
classroom for the first time.
The day marked a milestone for proud parents Scott Garside and
Emma Newman who have battled to give their daughter as normal a
life as possible.
The five-year-old was born with a form of Primordial Dwarfism so
rare doctors don't even have a name for it.
"She may be small but she has a massive personality and wants to
do everything a normal five-year-old does," her motehr said.
"She is very inquisitive and the school have already told us she
has a learning age of a three-year-old, which is higher than we
thought," she added.
When she was born, Charlotte weighed less than two pounds,
measured 25 cm and had to be dressed in dolls' clothes.
Emma carried the tiny baby around in the front pocket of her
hoodie and put her in nappies the size of a credit card.
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