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    Olympic Baby

    By 1theo  |  Posted August 8, 2012  |  UK
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     This is little Theo, who was born on the day of the opening ceremony and whose proud mother, iReporter Ariadne Baker, decided to commemorate the occasion by putting him in a 'born to win' babygro bought by his grandmother. "We've been watching the Olympics and I loved the gymnastics and athletics. Hopefully Theo can participate one day, although it's a little hard to imagine right now!" she said. Theo also has a 'Team GB' babygro and one with a gold medal on, which one day his mom hopes he'll win for real. "When he's older we'll tell him about the Olympics in London," she added.
    - sarahbrowngb, CNN iReport producer

    Theo, who was born the same day as the Olympic opening ceremony, is already in training for the 2028 games.

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