Mags Harty

Yeah, I remember after one of the miscarriages we walked down there and I met my friend, she's a teacher and she was coming up with a group of kids and she kind of looked to me, you know, she was with the pupils and she was looking at me and she was just like, take time, take time, you know, I'm here, just take time and you could see like the girl was nearly going to cry like,

But that was our walkway and once I had Isla, just that walkway to push Isla down, it was just and is still amazing.

What was it like the first day you went down?

We were like two kids.

It was funny, it was November and the sun was shining and we just walked through the park.

He was pushing it.

We kept on looking in, just kept on checking her and stuff, but not a bother to her.

She's as cool as a breeze.

And where did you get the name Isla from?

My friend was up one day and her friend from America called.

And she was like, and how's little Isla?

And my mother had just died.

And next thing, she came off the phone and I just went, what, little what?

And she goes, Isla?

I was like, that sounds like Aisha, like my mum's name is Aisha.

So I was like, oh my God.

So I said, if ever, even though we were convinced Isla was a boy, convinced right up until the day she was born.

But I said, I'm going to use Isla.

And now there's a lot of Islas out there.

But Isla is special to me for, it's my mum.