Meet the class of 2014 Meet the babies born between Christmas and New Year, looking forward to 2014. Courtesy Tim Carrafa THEY are the next generation, with the world laid out for them to shape from 2014. To mark the new year, the Herald Sun introduces 14 of Victoria's newest faces, all born at the Royal Women's Hospital during the festive season, ready to carry the dreams and joy of their families into our future. Inspired by the Christmas Day birth of his first son Uzane, Usman Naeen has no doubt 2014 is going to be fabulous: "He is full of joy, this little guy. This will have to be one of the best years ever, I reckon. The 14 newborns represent the hopes for 2014. Picture: Tim Carrafa Source: HeraldSun Born on Christmas Day Chloe Wilson and Theo Williams will settle for a quiet start to the new year: "We'd like lots of sleep and lots of food in 2014. Same as him. Born on Boxing Day Mum Alisha Birdo and Daniel Greenwood can't wait to get to know their son: "It is going to be amazing watching him grow and turn into the person he is going to be." With a son born during the sales season, mum Melisa is worried he'll share her love of shopping: "We'd like to all be healthy in 2014. His older brothers were very excited and they've both held him for a little bit already. Mother Athina Kalaitzoglou says her son's birth has already been a life-changing event, and father Strats can't wait for more: "It's going to be an amazing year." Born on Christmas Eve For mother Amelie Gorski, health, happiness and sleep are all they need from 2014, hopes echoed by father Paul Baker: "I just want to be happy, healthy and let's enjoy it. It will be complete, special times. Still to name her daughter, mother Souha Ayobi feels blessed: "I have two other children and they have all come at Christmas time. I dream of all the best happiness for the new year. Having gained a beautiful new daughter, sleep is the next thing on the wishlist of Andrea Foxworthy and James Healy: "She's our first child so we're hoping for a good sleeper." Fourteen of Victoria's newest faces and their parents at the Royal Women's Hospital. Emily and Francesco Amico have had the best surprise possible going into 2014: "She's our first one so we're hoping for a happy and healthy new year. She was definitely a surprise Christmas present. Mum Victoria Innes and father Lachlan Conboy are ready for the best ride of their lives: "It is amazing. It is a whole new world - who knows what is going happen, it is just a big adventure with lots of testing moments, but lots of very enjoyable moments. Relieved her son sleeps and feeds well, mother Shavnam Naeen is full of hope for the new year: "It will be the best year ever. We weren't expecting him until January 9, but he came on Christmas Day so it was a blessing. For mum Manpreet Toor and dad Kuldeep Dhaliwal, their new bundle of joy comes with the dream of making a new life in Australia: "She was the first baby born at the Royal Women's on Christmas Day. We're hoping she's a lucky baby for us and we'll get permanent residency. For mother Yasmin and father James Frazzetto, their hopes for 2014 are simple, but the most important: "We'd like a happy, settled baby in 2014." Born on December 22 Mum Stacey Turunen is getting ready for midnight feeds and cuddles with her daughter: "It will be very different with sleepless nights, but exciting because it is for the best reason." Amanda and Madjid Djouabi can't wait to see what challenges that 2014 - and their daughter - have in store for them: "She's our first so everything will be brand-new for us. There will be a lot of different things in 2014 for our new family of three.