Via Vallen Explains The Reason For Choosing To Give Birth To The First Child By Caesar

Via Vallen and Chevra Yolandi (Instagram @viavallen)

JAKARTA - Happy news came from the couple Via Vallen and her husband, Chevra Yolandi, who had just been blessed with their first child on a beautiful date on July 7 yesterday.

Seeing this, Via Vallen and Chevra admitted that they could not describe their feelings that had been waiting for the presence of children in their midst for a long time.

"A mix. Of course, we can get our first child, thank God, we are very happy. We are also waiting for a long time, thank God, we give sustenance," Chevra Yolandi said at an online press conference, Tuesday, July 9.

Via Vallen said that the birth of her first child was done by caesarean and was deliberately done on a beautiful date because it had been programmed since the beginning of pregnancy.

"Because it's already a caesarean program, so it's just planned at 7.7. If the time happens, it's 7.17 WIB," added Via Vallen.

Furthermore, Via Vallen told the reason she and her husband chose to give birth in a caesarean manner because she had experienced bleeding at the age of one month of pregnancy.

At first the obstetrician had said that prospective baby could no longer be saved and just waiting to come out.

"Then, I want to add medical questions, why caesarear? From the start, at the age of pregnancy it was not a month, I was on the plane bleeding. So until the doctor's diagnosis, we have gone everywhere, he said the child could not be saved, and the point was just waiting to come out and I was bedrest," said Via Vallen.

Unexpectedly, his prospective baby could still be saved. Therefore, since the incident, Via Vallen and Chevra have been very protective of their womb until they give birth.

"Alhamdulillah, there is a miracle, suddenly the child is no longer down, it is a hope for us. So we really take care, it's safe, then there's more tussang, lilitate, until finally we go to the national hospital hospitality and everything goes well, we don't worry anymore," he said.