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Henry Goldingis still figuring out the “push present” trend.
“There is a huge sort of pressure — not a pressure should I say, I wanted to get something. The push presents are a thing now,” Golding told guest host Anthony Anderson on Tuesday’s episode ofJimmy Kimmel Live.
Then, Golding raised an interesting question: “Do you give it after, or do you give it to her before? That’s the question.”
“I gave it before because I wanted her to enjoy it before, like, this little monster came out and took over our lives,” he explained.
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TheSnake Eyesstar recently reunited with his infant daughter in mid-July after spending two months in England filming Netflix’s upcoming adaptation ofPersuasion, sharing the adorable moment on Instagram.
“Daddy’s home ♥️” Golding captioned the smiling shot.
“Every morning it’s like she comes up with something new, something exciting. She makes this look at you or she smiles. Every day is a joy. It’s crazy,” he said, adding, “You do feel the sense of overprotectiveness already. I’m sure it gets worse!”
Golding had nothing but praise for his wife as he reflected on her pregnancy with their daughter: “It is a challenge. I think with every woman, they go through so much, not only physically, but mentally. Things just change. And so the first two weeks were definitely a challenge, but she bounced back.”
Lo recently opened up about the challenges of motherhood in aMother’s Day blog post, where she detailed her experience with postpartum breastfeeding.
“As a first-time mom, I thought the most difficult part was going to be the birth, but for me, it turns out that it was the adjustment. I had a few complications postpartum (see par. Mastitis) that required me to take extra bed rest and medication,” she shared. “Breastfeeding was not graceful as I had imagined and I felt extremely underprepared. It’s not that I hadn’t done my research, but I had complex advice from my obstetrician-gynecologist, the hospital nurses, night nurses, doula, and lactation consultants which took me ample time to find a medical and holistic balance for.”
source: people.com
