A Stoughton woman in labor ended up giving birth to a baby girl at Randolph's main fire station Wednesday morning, WCVB.com reports.

The woman's husband was driving her to South Shore Hospital in Weymouth, but the new mom's labor pains were so severe that the husband didn't think they would make it to the hospital before the baby was born so the couple stopped at the Randolph fire station, Randolph Firefighter Steve Glassman said, according to WCVB.com.

A group of seven Randolph firefighters helped the mom with the delivery, which went smoothly, according to WCVB.com. The baby was born at the station at 8:16 a.m. Feb. 6 and then mom and baby were taken to the hospital in Weymouth.

The names of the mom and baby were not released.

This past summer the Stoughton Fire Department helped to deliver a baby boy in a SFD ambulance on July 31. The mom called the Stoughton Fire Department saying she was going into labor and gave birth in the ambulance just as it was passing the RK shopping plaza on Park St. in Stoughton en route to nearby Good Samaritan Medical Center in Brockton.