A woman in San Francisco gave birth to a healthy baby girl while stuck in heavy traffic, according to local authorities. The incident occurred near the city’s Golden Gate Park, where a couple, identified as Karollyn and Nate, found themselves unable to move due to traffic congestion. As Karollyn went into labor, the pair called emergency services, but the first responders also became stuck in the same traffic and had to walk to the scene. Despite the challenging circumstances, the birth proceeded successfully. A passing doula, Katie Higgins, stopped to help Karollyn and Nate during the delivery. A doula is a trained professional who provides emotional and physical support to individuals during childbirth. Though not a medical professional, Higgins played a crucial role in assisting the couple until paramedics arrived. The San Francisco Fire Department confirmed that both mother and child were in good health and were transported to a local hospital. In a statement, the fire department expressed their congratulations to the family and welcomed the new baby into the world. The family shared their experience with the San Francisco Standard, describing it as “so surreal.” They expressed gratitude for the support they received, particularly from medical professionals who were also stuck in the traffic. The couple highlighted the importance of the doula’s guidance during the process until paramedics arrived to assist them.