Elizabeth Bolden Welcomes Second Child
The 7 Little Johnstons star and her husband, Brice, welcomed their son on September 8 via a scheduled C-section.
Updated on Oct. 24, 2026 in Pregnancy
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Elizabeth Bolden gave birth to her second child, Coleman Brice Johnston Bolden, via a scheduled C-section on September 8, 2026. The 25-year-old mother and her husband, Brice Bolden, are also parents to 2-year-old Leighton.
Why it matters
Due to her achondroplasia, Elizabeth Bolden required a medical plan involving a scheduled surgical delivery. The family's experience highlights the logistical and medical preparation involved in managing high-risk pregnancies for parents with specific health conditions.
Elizabeth Bolden, who has achondroplasia, successfully delivered her son Coleman Brice Johnston Bolden on September 8, 2026, through a scheduled C-section procedure.
The players
Elizabeth Bolden
A reality television personality known for her appearances on 7 Little Johnstons.
Brice Bolden
The husband of Elizabeth Bolden and father to their two children.
The details
The delivery was managed through a planned surgical procedure, which is the standard protocol for patients with achondroplasia to ensure safety for both mother and child. Brice Bolden was actively involved in coordinating with the medical team to make critical emergency decisions regarding his wife's healthcare throughout the process.
Timeline
September 8, 2026: Elizabeth Bolden gave birth to her second child.
November 17, 2026: The new season of 7 Little Johnstons premieres.
The Home Front
The birth experience of the Bolden family reflects current medical safety protocols for pregnancies involving achondroplasia. These standards prioritize scheduled surgical interventions to manage the specific physiological challenges inherent in the condition.
Parents managing high-risk pregnancies should ensure they have a clear communication plan with their medical providers to handle surgical scheduling and emergency decisions. Reviewing your family medical plan and consulting with specialists early can help streamline logistics as your household grows.
The takeaway
The addition of a new family member requires careful coordination between parents and their medical care team, especially when a specialized birth plan is necessary. Families can benefit from keeping a documented record of their health requirements and surgical schedules to share with birth partners.
Further reading
For more on managing health conditions during family planning, visit Pregnancy.
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