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See Photos of British man's son, switched at birth in El Salvador

Pictures of the British man's baby that was swapped was shown for the first time since being reunited with his parents.

The couple with the first child that wasn't theirs

Pulse had earlier this month, published an articled about a couple who said their baby had been witched at birth at El Savador hospital, leading to an investigation into human trafficking.

The incident was later attributed to an oversight, that affected 4 or more other mothers.

The mother, Mercedes Casanellas, 42, spoke at a press conference where the three-month old boy was pictured saying:

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"We don't just want our baby, we want to make those responsible pay."

See adorable photos in Pulse gallery.

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