Pregnant with Second Child, Kalina Oktarani Experiences Differences in Pregnancy with Azka Corbuzier

Kapanlagi.com - Vicky Prasetyo's wife, Kalina Ocktaranny, is currently in early pregnancy. In this pregnancy, there are many differences that Kalina feels compared to when she was pregnant with her first child, Azka Corbuzier.

When pregnant with Azka, Kalina admitted that she didn't feel much morning sickness. However, in this pregnancy, she experiences fatigue and nausea.

"When I was pregnant with Azka, I didn't have morning sickness, but now I feel tired and nauseous. Well, as people say, every pregnancy is different, it depends on hormones, not age or other factors. Nausea can occur at three months or six months," Kalina said at the South Jakarta District Court on Thursday (29/7/2021).

"I don't really have cravings, it's more like having a lot of desires. Haha, like suddenly craving for kebab, ketupat sayur padang, but when it arrives, I don't eat it," she continued.

1. Wanting a Daughter

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Because she already has a son, in this second pregnancy Kalina said she wants the baby to be a girl. However, unlike her husband, Vicky Prasetyo, who wants a boy.

However, this issue is not a big concern for Kalina and Vicky Prasetyo. The important thing is that their second child remains healthy until the day of delivery.

"I want a girl because we already have Azka, but Vicky wants a boy, but it ultimately depends on what we are given. Whether it's a girl or a boy, the important thing is that they are healthy," Kalina concluded.

2. Worried About Being Pregnant During a Pandemic

Going through pregnancy during a pandemic situation has made Kalina more cautious. Especially regarding health protocols that she strictly follows when she has to go outside.

"Of course there is a sense of worry, but don't be too paranoid, it's not just me who is pregnant during the pandemic, it's a global situation. And when I found out I was pregnant, I became more careful and followed the health protocols," said Kalina.

Despite her worries, Kalina Ocktaranny does not want her mind and heart to be controlled by fear. Because it can lower the body's immunity and increase the risk of getting infected with the virus.

"Because if you're paranoid, your immunity will decrease, so just live as usual. Because I have always been a clean person, so in a situation like this, I just increase my cleanliness," she said.

(kpl/far/lou)