There are dozens of new kids at Sunflower Farm in Cumberland.
More than 25 baby goats have been born so far, and there are more on the way.
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Hope Hall, who runs the farm with her husband, said the goats have such joyful personalities.
Hall said Maine nights can be cold for newborns, so theyâre also wearing sweaters and pajamas
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âIf a baby is born on a cold night, like last night was around 30 in Cumberland, we make sure we have a sweater or pajamas so they can put their energy toward being healthy and nursing instead of staying warm,â Hall said.
Hall said people from all over the country actually send them the PJs and sweaters.
If youâd like to visit with the goats, the farm is welcoming visitors the next three Sundays from 1 to 3 p.m.
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