Kiky Saputri Enjoys Ramadan as a New Mother: Breastfeeding is a Delight

Kapanlagi.com - Kiky Saputri is currently enjoying her first Ramadan moment as a mother. When met in the Kuningan area, South Jakarta, on Saturday (3/8/2025), Kiky shared an interesting story about her role as a breastfeeding mother.

"Alhamdulillah, I've received the blessings; I am now a breastfeeding mother, guys," Kiky said with gratitude.

In the first two weeks of breastfeeding, Kiky decided not to fast to maintain nutritional intake for her little one, Kayesha Nadha Khairi. Nevertheless, Kiky still accompanied her husband, Muhammad Khairi, during sahur with their little baby.

"It's been two weeks, so I can't fast yet; I have to breastfeed. This is breastfeeding the baby, not the father. Just enjoy it; my husband's sahur is now accompanied by the child and me," Kiky said with her characteristic playful tone

1. Grateful for a Smooth Experience

Kiky also feels grateful because the breastfeeding process went smoothly, although there were some minor issues. According to her, newborns do have quite rough gums, which made her feel a bit uncomfortable.

"Yes, babies don’t have teeth yet, just their gums. Sometimes my nipple feels like it's being held by them, so it’s a bit sore and chafed too," Kiky said with a smile.

2. Lactation Massage

Despite that, this comedian admits she did not experience a fever or any serious problems. Thanks to the lactation massage, she was able to resolve the clogged milk ducts.

"Thank God no (fever), it was just that right after giving birth there was a blockage, and my breasts felt swollen and hard. But thanks to the lactation massage, it’s all smooth now," she added.

3. Self-Improvement

This Ramadan has become a special moment for Kiky. Besides taking on the role of a new mother, she is also using the time to learn and improve herself.

"Since the pregnancy phase until giving birth, I feel there are many things I need to learn, especially in this month of Ramadan which is just perfect. I also gain knowledge by coming here," she concluded.

(kpl/aal/ums)