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Social media star Teacherbae has a new teacher-baby

Demi Skye was born last week and Teacherbae now has a new teacher-baby. CONTRIBUTED: INSTAGRAM/PATRICE BROWN
Demi Skye was born last week and Teacherbae now has a new teacher-baby. CONTRIBUTED: INSTAGRAM/PATRICE BROWN
By Bo Emerson
April 17, 2019

Atlanta educator Patrice Brown, whose online photos gained a huge social media audience -- and gave her the moniker "Teacherbae" -- has a new, very small follower.

Her baby, Demi Skye, was born April 8. Photos of the 8-pound, 7-ounce cutie pie immediately popped up on Brown's Instagram feed, along with cooing comments from Brown's fans.

Debate about Brown's school attire was halted, as the congratulations rolled in.

Atlanta school aide Patrice Brown

Credit: via Instagram

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Credit: via Instagram

Demi Skye arrived in plenty of time for Mother’s Day, and for Easter rompers.

Brown is listed as a second grade teacher at Boyd Elementary School in the Atlanta Public Schools system, but is apparently on maternity leave.

Efforts to contact Brown were not immediately successful.

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Bo Emerson is an Atlanta native and a long-time AJC feature and news writer.

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