The Shanghai branch of China Conservation and Research Centre for Giant Pandas is calling on the public to help name a newborn female panda at Shanghai Wild Animal Park, the first ever to be born in this city.The infant panda's mother is Guo Guo, born in Sichuan Province in 1996 to Jia Jia, who set a Guinness World Record last year as the world's oldest panda.At 151 grams in weight and 14.3 centimeters in length, the baby has been growing healthily and already reached a weight of 893 grams on Saturday.Showing how similar panda sex is to human's, it is still uncertain who the baby's baba is, according to the Shanghai Morning Post.Nor is this Guo Guo's first go at parenting; she became a mother for the first time in 2005, and in 2008 she gave birth to twins following the Wenchuan earthquake, named Ping Ping and An An, together meaning "safe and sound."Shanghai Wild Animal Park is now collecting names for the new baby on its Weibo page. Anyone with a clever idea is welcome to give their suggestions.