The first baby officially born inside Disneyland Park was Teresa Salcedo, born on July 4, 1979. She was born on a bench near the end of Main Street, U.S.A., with the help of Disneyland's first-aid staff and her surprised parents, Rosa and Elias Salcedo. Despite a persistent urban legend, being born at Disneyland does not grant a child a "lifetime pass" to the park. However, Teresa was presented with "Disneyland Birth Certificate No. 1" and received a special visit from Mickey Mouse and his friends in the hospital. Since Teresa’s birth, only a handful of other babies have been born on Disney property, including one at a first-aid station in 1984 and another in a back-room office in 2002. Disney generally tries to discourage the "lifetime pass" rumor to prevent expectant mothers from intentionally rushing to the park while in labor, as the parks are not equipped for medical emergencies of that nature and prioritize guest safety through their professional onsite paramedics.