On Monday, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern made history by becoming the first World Leader to bring a baby to the United Nations General Assembly.
Ardern was accompanied by 3-month old daughter Neve Te Aroha and her partner Clarke Gayford while she made her debut speech at the UNGA.
During the six-day stay in New York, Ardern’s partner who put his job on hold to be a stay-at-home dad, will be Neve’s primary carer.
Ardern had already made history as the first world leader to get pregnant and give birth while in office.
