First baby girl born in a Florida hospital returns 29 years later to give birth to her first baby girl

History repeated itself at one Florida hospital when the first baby girl ever to be born there returned to have her own baby girl 29 years later.

Tami Replogle was born on April 2, 1987, at Broward Health Coral Springs, just one month after the hospital opened its doors.

At 6:31 a.m. on Monday, Tami and her husband Joshua welcomed their daughter at the same facility -- making headlines for a second time.

"It's a story my parents always told me," Tami told ABC News today. "The way they always explained it to me was, 'You were the first girl born in Coral Springs.'"

"It's just neat looking back," Joshua added. "She was the first girl."

“Over the past 29 years, we’ve welcomed more than 60,000 babies and it’s a great joy to welcome back Tamara — our first baby girl — to Broward Health Coral Springs,” Drew Grossman, CEO of Broward Health Coral Springs said in a statement. “Today is filled with memories, history and a sense of community — everything you want when a new baby arrives."