Paula Verhoeven Now Understands the Weight of a Mother's Struggle in Giving Birth

Kapanlagi.com - Paula Verhoeven and Baim Wong are currently enjoying the moment as parents. As is known, on December 27, 2019, Paula gave birth to their first child, a baby boy, through a cesarean section. The baby boy's name is Kiano Tiger Wong.

After giving birth, Paula and Baim did not provide much update about the delivery process or the baby's identity. But now, they slowly started to upload photos of their baby boy on their respective social media accounts, as Paula recently did.

"A mother's love knows no bounds. Only now do we truly understand the meaning of that sentence after giving birth," Paula wrote in the caption of her post.

1. Experience the Struggle of Being a Mother Giving Birth

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Paula has now experienced firsthand the weight of a mother's struggle to give birth to a child. There have been many things she has sacrificed during the past 9 months of pregnancy until childbirth.

"Sometimes as children, we like to be disobedient and not obedient. I can't imagine, so many sacrifices that mothers have made, both in terms of energy, time, thoughts, and wealth. Not only that, the unimaginable sacrifice of being able to carry us in her womb for 9 months wherever a mother is without complaining," concluded the 32-year-old woman.

2. Meaning of Child's Name

Everyone certainly gives the best name for their children. Baim does the same. The name for his son has a meaningful meaning.

"Kiano means lucky. When I interpreted the term, the first time I met him, I also became a lucky person. Kiano is lucky and smart. Intelligence in the sense that when we don't have a partner yet, it's good to be patient," said Baim Wong when met at Bunda Hospital, Menteng, Central Jakarta, on Saturday (28/12/2019).

"And I want my child to have all of that. In the sense that he is an intelligent person, patient, and everything certainly has a factor of luck from everyone, everything. Tiger, if you ask me, people say tiger is the name of an animal, but for me it's not. It's something great," he continued.

(kpl/gtr)