Pregnant A Baby Boy, Yasmine Wildblood Tired But Happy

Yasmine Wildblood (Photo: ANTARA)

JAKARTA - Soap opera actress, Yasmine Wildblood, said she felt tired more easily in her third pregnancy than in her previous pregnancy. According to her, it was because she was pregnant with a baby boy.

"The difference is that this one is goutier, more tired, can't talk too much because there are also two children to take care of, so now it's easy to get tired," Yasmine said as quoted from ANTARA, Sunday, July 17.

She also said she felt morning sickness longer than in her previous two pregnancies. If in the previous pregnancy, both baby girls, she only felt 'nauseous' for three months, this time she had to feel it for five months.

But all of that did not cover her happiness with her husband with the presence of this third son, who is a boy.

"I'm very happy, yes, in my husband's family there is no son who carries a family name, so I really want to have a son. And having a ceremonial of gratitude, and gender reveal, my husband jumped and the family was moved and cried," she said.

The celebrity of British and Batak descent said that she had previously given up on getting pregnant with a girl again. But in the midst of her resignation, she was finally blessed with a son as a complement to her family.

In preparation for the birth of her third child, Yasmine said that she is more indifferent and has not made thorough preparations in her 8-month pregnancy. She also admitted that she prefers to reuse items such as strollers and sterilizers from previous children.

"The most important thing is that the stroller and sterilizer are still available from the first to the second child. Most of the shopping is for clothes because they are of different genders," said Abi Yapto's wife.

To her two daughters, she often hugs and kisses the belly to avoid jealousy with the presence of her younger brother.

"I'm not worried about the first one, the second is more jealous than the first, so the second one must be given extra understanding," said Yasmine.