Grace Davidson, a 36-year-old woman from North London, gave birth to a baby girl named Amy Isabel at Queen Charlotte and Chelsea Hospital in London, according to the New York Post. This birth marks the first time in the United Kingdom that a baby has been born to a mother who received a womb transplant from a living donor.

Grace Davidson, 36, gave birth after receiving a womb transplant from her older sister, Amy, in a groundbreaking procedure. Baby Amy Isabel, named in honour of her aunt and a surgeon involved in perfecting the transplant technique, is the first child born in the UK as a result of the procedure.

Grace Davidson was born with a rare condition that impacted her womb. Her older sister, Amy, donated her womb. It's the first documented case of a successful birth from a live donor in the U.K.