The new mom was inspired by her time in lockdown.
The pandemic is a time most people want to forget — but one mother has immortalized it forever with her baby’s name.
However, Cross and her husband Rob, both 36, said they look back on lockdown fondly as the reason they were able to get pregnant — because they had more time to try for a baby due to being furloughed. “We named her Lockie, for lockdown,” she told South West News Service. “We really liked the name, and lockdown was a good time in our lives because it was so relaxing.”Jodi and Rob moved in together and got married over COVID.Cross, who works as a hairdresser, said she and her husband had been trying for a year to get pregnant. When a new strain of COVID — Omicron — was discovered last year, they knew their baby would be born during lockdown.
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