Ana Patricia Talks About The Arrival Of Her Son Gael Leonardo

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Full and blessed. This is how Ana Patricia feels just a week after giving birth to her first son, Gael Leonardo. The Mexican presenter, who is at home on maternity leave, took advantage of a little time on Monday that was free while her two children slept peacefully to dedicate a few minutes to her followers. The former queen of Nuestra Belleza Latina 2010 unexpectedly organized a question and answer session through Instagram Stories to clear the doubts of her unconditional fans regarding everything related to the arrival of her new baby. How different was Gael's delivery compared to that of her other daughter Giulietta, 3 years old? Do you plan to have more children? When do you return to Despierta América? How will you organize yourself once you return to work? Ana Patricia herself cleared all doubts on social networks. Keep reading!

1. Who do you think your children look like?

Giulietta to me and Gael to Luis [her husband].

2. How do you feel about a baby boy? Is there any difference with a girl?

For now I feel the same, the same love, the same feeling. The only difference so far I have found when changing the diaper.

3. How much did Gael weigh?

6 pounds 4oz.

4. Do you plan to have more children?

My husband and I from the beginning decided to have only 2 children.

5. Are you giving baby formula?

No, I'm breastfeeding on demand.

6. How do you do now to take care of the baby?

I have not changed anything with her, for now the baby sleeps a lot and if Giulietta asks me for something when I am breastfeeding I ask her to give me a moment to finish. She is very smart and a good girl. She has taken it very well, without jealousy or anything.

7. How many months are you going to breastfeed your little angel?

As long as God can first. With Giulietta I managed to do it for 8 months 100% even though I wanted to do it for a longer time.

8. Does the baby cry a lot?

Only when she wants to eat or her diaper is dirty.

9. How does it feel to carry your baby in your womb for 9 months and be the same as dad?

I have fallen in love again.

10. How does the baby treat you at dawn?

She eats every 2 hours, but the truth is that I'm already used to not sleeping.

11. How do you feel after your delivery?

The truth that physically excellent. I recover very quickly and emotionally even better, full and blessed from the family that God gave me.

12. How much weight did you gain and how much did you lose after giving birth?

I gained 35 pounds and still haven't weighed.

13. Are your mother and sisters taking care of you or have they already left for Mexico?

My sisters came for my baby shower and luckily they had the birth and meet Gael. They have already returned to Mexico. My mom is still with me. She returns after my birthday which is July 26.

14. How long was your labor with Gael? How was it different from Giulietta's?

With Gael the fountain burst at 11:00 am and was born at 8:06 pm and with Giulietta the fountain burst at 7:00 pm and was born the next day at 8:38 am.

15. With which of the two did you feel the pain the most?

I think they were the same with both, but the difference in this second is that I already knew how to control pain with my breath.

16. How did you feel when you held your baby in your arms?

I cried a lot with my husband, but with happiness. My mom and mother-in-law were also there when Gael was born.

17. Why the name of Gael?

We wanted his name to also start with G. It took us a long time to decide what name we were going to give him, but we decided that the one we liked the most was Gael Leonardo. They came out of Google searches.

18. How long will you stay in the house with the children?

Between 10 and 12 weeks, I'm still not sure.

19. Who will take care of the children when you return to Despierta América?

By then Giulietta will already be at school and her nani will take care of the baby while I leave work which fortunately is at noon. I will take care of them alone in the afternoon until my husband leaves work.

20. How do you plan to do when you return to work and are still breastfeeding?

I will carry my suitcase and all the kit to remove and store the milk. If there is something I love about working at Despierta América it is the family treatment they give us.