This is the first image of the miraculous girl who survived the fall from a 90-foot tower that killed her mother.
Little Posie is seen in her hospital crib with tubes in her mouth and nose while her sister Demi lovingly places her hand on her chest.
He was born five weeks premature in hospital yesterday morning and is in “critical care” after his mother Emma Atkinson died when she fell from the 10th floor of Shakespeare Towers, in Burmantofts, Leeds.
Mother-of-five Emma, who was in her 30s, had named her unborn baby girl weeks before she was born. Last month she posted a photo on her Facebook page posing in front of a mirror proudly showing off her baby bump.
In the heartbreaking post, the mother-to-be confirmed she was due in ten weeks, writing, “This is a baby girl I couldn’t be happier about.”
Her grieving daughter Demi broke the tragic news on Facebook yesterday in an agonizing tribute as she pleaded with her mother to “please come home”.
‘I need you so much mom, please come home. I just want to kiss you and hear your voice. I love you more than life, mom,” he wrote.
This is the first image of the miraculous girl who survived the fall from a 90-foot tower that killed her mother.
Little Posie is seen in her hospital crib with tubes in her mouth and nose while her sister Demi lovingly places her hand on her chest.
Just last month, tragic mother-of-five Emma Atkinson posted a photo on her Facebook page of herself posing in front of a mirror proudly showing off her baby bump.
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Today, balloons and floral tributes have been left near where Emma died with a touching bouquet of flowers with five butterflies attached.
Demi added in another post today: “You were so loved mom, I wish you knew that.”
Officers say there are “no suspicious circumstances” surrounding his death.
Today flowers were left at the spot where Emma fell. A floral tribute read: ‘Emma, you will be missed. I love Mark, Dawn and their family xxx.’
Another said: ‘Emma. RIP my girl. I love you very much. Donna, Lee and the children xxx’
Local resident Mandy Shires, 45, told MailOnline: ‘I saw all the commotion after the poor lady fell.
‘The window he fell through was open all day.
‘She had no chance of falling from that height, but it can only be a miracle that her baby is alive. We are all taking advantage of the fact that the girl manages to move forward.’
Heartfelt tributes from heartbroken friends and family have flooded social media in memory of the “beautiful” mother.
Her close friend Dylan Connolly described her as the “crazy friend we all needed” and said: “You were too good for this life.”
Heartfelt tributes from heartbroken friends and family have flooded social media in tribute to “beautiful” mother-of-five Emma Atkinson.
Balloons and floral tributes have been left near where Emma, who was in her 30s, died with a touching bouquet of flowers with five butterflies attached.
Authorities say there are “no suspicious circumstances” surrounding his death.
The young mother was weeks away from giving birth. The baby was born in hospital after her death and is currently in “critical care.”
Today flowers were left at the spot where Emma fell. A floral tribute read: ‘Emma, you will be missed. I love Mark, Dawn and fam xxx’
Zoe White said she was “broke” and “couldn’t believe it” when she heard about Emma’s death.
She wrote: “Oh sweetheart I can’t believe it. I’ve been in denial all day, I’m broke, one of the best, I honestly can’t put into words the pain in my heart for you and your children, it’s just devastating.” ‘, they wrote.
‘My girl, you are truly loved, rest in peace, beautiful xxxxxxxxxx.’
Her childhood friend Roxy Rooks said the news was “simply devastating beyond words.”
A shocked resident living on the 14th floor told how he heard a “thud” followed by screams.
He told the BBC: “It’s a shock for everyone, for the whole community.”
Wakefield Coroner’s Court confirmed it received a file in relation to Emma’s death.
Leeds City Council Labor councilor Luke Farley described the incident as “deeply distressing” and said several young families live in the area.
He said: “I also want to reassure residents that there will be a police presence there over the next few days.”
Councilor Asghar Khan added that he was “very saddened to hear this shocking news.”
A West Yorkshire Police spokesperson said yesterday: “At 10.24am today the ambulance service contacted police who had been called to an incident in which a woman had fallen from a height at Shakespeare Towers. , in Shakespeare Approach, Burmantofts.
‘The woman died at the scene as a result of her injuries.
The Shakespeare Towers in Burmantofts, Leeds, which were built in the 1960s, are owned by Leeds City Council and were recently renovated.
“There were no suspicious circumstances and the coroner’s office has been informed.
“The woman, aged in her thirties, was in the late stages of pregnancy and her baby was born in hospital after the incident and is receiving intensive care.”
The apartments, built in the 1960s, are owned by Leeds City Council and were recently refurbished.
Leeds City Council declined to comment and said it referred all requests to the police.
