In honor of its 100th year of nonprofit service, Swedish Medical Center wants to recognize some of its patients through a search for photos of babies born at any birthing center now part of Swedish Health Services, including Swedish Hospital (Swedish First Hill, Swedish Ballard and Swedish Cherry Hill), Doctors Hospital, Seattle General Hospital, Ballard General Hospital, Ballard Community Hospital and Providence Seattle Medical Center.

Since opening its doors in 1910, more than 200,000 babies have been born at Swedish Medical Center. Last year alone, there were more than 7,400 babies born at Swedish’s First Hill and Ballard campuses.

“Swedish is iconic in the community as a place to have your baby,” Cal Knight, president and chief operating officer at Swedish Medical Center, said in a press release. “We often meet people in the community who are proud to tell us they were born at Swedish or had their children here.”

How to Enter the “I’m a Swedish Baby” Photo Contest

Entries for the cutest Swedish baby photo contest will be accepted online through June 1.

Visit www.swedish100.org and complete the registration form, then follow the links and instructions to upload up to six photos of you or your baby into one of the six categories:

• Craziest hair
• Biggest sports fan
• Trick-or-treat
• My first birthday
• Most adorable
• I ♥ my pet

Photos must be in .jpeg image format. Only online entries will be accepted. Terms and conditions for participation in this contest apply.

Each contest category will have a grand-prize, second-prize and third-prize winner.

Grand-prize winners will receive a two-night stay for four people to Great Wolf Lodge and a $300 gift card to spend at the lodge during their stay (approximate retail value of prize is $1,000).

Second-place prize winners will receive a $500 Nordstrom gift card, and third-place winners will receive a $250 Amazon.com gift card.

Winners will be notified on or about June 21.

The photos must be of a baby (18 months of age or younger) at the time when the picture was originally taken (they can be any age now) and must be accompanied by: 1) the entrant’s first and last name; 2) the baby’s first name, if different from entrant; 3) the relationship to the baby; 4) the name of the Swedish Medical Center campus or hospital “birthplace”; and 5) birth month and date (excluding year).

Entrants can also submit a 200 character story or information with the photo.

To protect any privacy concerns, baby photos will appear online with only the entrant’s first name, baby’s first name, birth month and date, birthplace and a short story.

Full rules are available at http://www.swedish100.org.