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Christina Aguilera Baby Photos And Details: Too Scared To Push

Hello!   |   February 15, 2008 07:35 AM


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Christina Aguilera posed for dueling magazine covers with new son Max Liron, born January . She's on People in the US and Hello! in the UK. The songstress told Hello! she was too scared of tearing to give birth naturally. She had a C-section on January 12 and recently made her first appearance at a DVD signing and hit an art opening.

She told Hello!, "I'd heard horror stories about tearing. I really wanted a calm and peaceful environment. I didn't want any surprises."

Unlike her qualms, husband Jordan Bratman was great. Aguilera told the mag, "Jordan wasn't squeamish at all. He had the video camera ready to go."

She added: "The most reassuring thing for me was hearing that first beautiful cry. I just welled up with tears.

"We can't stop staring at him. We study him, he studies us back. It's just an unbelievable experience, the whole journey. It's just a beautiful time in our lives."

Aguilera, who gave birth at 37 weeks, also said, "The hardest part was deciding on his birthday. I wanted to leave it up to fate, but at the same time I was ready to be done early!"

Aguilera has also revealed Max had a bris. Bratman is Jewish, Aguilera is not.



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- loki See Profile I'm a Fan of loki permalink

Congrats to them on the birth of their child. And the photo of the baby sleeping on her chest didnt bring thoughts of perversion, but thoughts of how wonderful it was when each of my kids were born, and I would have them resting on my chest while they slept. Sure, Im the Dad, so I guess I'll get ridiculed for admitting anything like this, but I dont care. Its such a feeling of love , the likes of which you can never forget. Your child , cuddled to you. If they could synthesis that feeling, it would sell better than crack.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:04 AM on 02/17/2008
- Mort See Profile I'm a Fan of Mort permalink

At least the baby isn't synthetic like his mama.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:37 PM on 02/16/2008
- Luv2Purple See Profile I'm a Fan of Luv2Purple permalink

OMG what a lucky baby! I would love to be breast fed by Christina. Absolutely a beautiful and supremely talented woman. Mmmmm...mmmmm.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:55 AM on 02/16/2008
- HC See Profile I'm a Fan of HC permalink

I had heard the real reason why many of these celebrity C-sections are scheduled on the early side is to avoid any last minute stretch marks that wind up popping out during that last couple of weeks --- because well, babies gain and grow during that time even as the skin is stretched to its limit.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:45 AM on 02/16/2008
- kunzarina See Profile I'm a Fan of kunzarina permalink

I live in Los Angeles and my OB said that many of his celeb patients are afraid of losing vaginal tone by delivering naturally. I thought he was kidding but he swore that was a major concern.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:49 PM on 02/17/2008
- OhPlease2007 See Profile I'm a Fan of OhPlease2007 permalink

In the immortal words of O'Neill, from the classic comedy movie 'Bachelor Party', starring Tom Hanks -&- Adrian Zmed:

"If I was that kid, I'd breast feed until
I was 17 or 18!"

Christina's hubby ... lucky bastard!

***Congrats to Christina and family on their new addition to the family. ***

:)

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:30 AM on 02/16/2008
- samuraijack See Profile I'm a Fan of samuraijack permalink

Took the, uh, words, right out of my mouth. Move over, Daddy wants some!!!!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:05 AM on 02/16/2008
- edsel See Profile I'm a Fan of edsel permalink

I'll bet theres some nice warm milk in those titties

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:23 AM on 02/16/2008
- cruisepuppy7452a See Profile I'm a Fan of cruisepuppy7452a permalink

Ladies, its simple, if you don't want to have a kid, keep your legs together. Whining I don't want to push, don't want to tear, don't want to have a body after that had a kid. Please. Prima donnas, You get knocked up, its going to hurt no matter how you cut it. You can't have a kid without a little pain. The thing is this, what you get for it, is incredible. Deal or stay on birthcontrol and keep em together.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:14 PM on 02/15/2008
- klmebane See Profile I'm a Fan of klmebane permalink

are you male or female?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:03 PM on 02/17/2008
- CanCar See Profile I'm a Fan of CanCar permalink

It is a pity that Britney has not followed the Cristina´s example. Both could be young mothers and with a happy family. :-)
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    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 04:04 PM on 02/15/2008
- whoissilvia See Profile I'm a Fan of whoissilvia permalink

Good grief. Can we please fast forward to a point in time where women are free to make their own sexual, reproductive, birthing, and child-rearing decisions without being subject to the scrutiny and idiotic comments of others who have no business putting their noses in somebody else's birth canal?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 03:20 PM on 02/15/2008
- kunzarina See Profile I'm a Fan of kunzarina permalink

I agree we should not tell people how to have children -- but a C-section right at 37 weeks for no medical cause is, in my opinion, irresponsible obstetrics. I don't fault Christina -- I question her doctor's judgment. My best friend had a baby at 37 weeks that turned out to be much younger than originally thought. She wasn't certain of her last missed period date and the due date was based on the baby's size as calculated by ultrasound. It was a large baby -- but not as old as they thought by an estimated 2 weeks. Preemie lung troubles and developmental delays are no picnic.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:53 PM on 02/17/2008
- dahpunkster See Profile I'm a Fan of dahpunkster permalink

thank you silvia i hate when people push it down your throats how to give birth how to parent esp when its not wanted or needed
also a c section is no walk in the park either
its take alot longer to heal

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:17 AM on 02/16/2008
- ConservativeNick See Profile I'm a Fan of ConservativeNick permalink

You tell 'em, silva-- an abortion in every pot!
You go you fantastic liberal feminazi!!!!!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 04:56 PM on 02/15/2008
- whoissilvia See Profile I'm a Fan of whoissilvia permalink

Easy access to affordable birth control would go a long way toward preventing bloodthirsty wingnuts like ConservativeNick from cooking and eating aborted fetuses. Take a cue from your hero Huckabee and try squirrel instead...According to the Huckster, it tastes just like fetus.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:11 PM on 02/15/2008
- THP See Profile I'm a Fan of THP permalink

The hubris of taking a baby three weeks early when maybe it needed even 4 more weeks and not even considering those 3 or 4 weeks had some essential purposes, that nature knows what it is doing. It is like we thought we could put an extra hydorgen in liquid oil and no problems. Or take all the nutrition out of wheat and then put back only the few things we understood. Or that almost doubling the atmosphere carbon would be ok. Or that we could manufacture baby milk without considering it took billions of years to perfect breast milk and maybe there were some things we didn't understand.
Let's hear it for vanity!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 03:14 PM on 02/15/2008
- DrVandy See Profile I'm a Fan of DrVandy permalink

The baby wasn't delivered three weeks early. He was born at 37 weeks. That would be 9 months and 1 week. He should be fine.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:49 PM on 02/15/2008
- Chrisallalone See Profile I'm a Fan of Chrisallalone permalink

The "standard" length of pregnancy is 40 weeks (and an average month has 4.3 weeks, not 4). Babies are considered preterm up until 37 weeks, full-term afterwards, but this baby was still born at the very early end of the range. I'm sure Max will be fine, but if I were picking a due date, I'd choose one that's a little farther along, to make sure lung development and all those nice things had as much time as possible.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:10 PM on 02/15/2008
- sfmama See Profile I'm a Fan of sfmama permalink

I won't even get into the foolishness of not wanting to push or tear and scheduling your c-section three weeks early, but you probably shouldn't have kids if you like to mantain a calm, peaceful environment with no surprises. Good luck with motherhood!!!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:59 PM on 02/15/2008
- UtahLiberal435 See Profile I'm a Fan of UtahLiberal435 permalink

Yawn, people ragging on celebrities.

How old. How boring.

Lass had a healthy kid, be happy for her....even if she does have one incredibly ugly and undeserving husband. >:o

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:51 PM on 02/15/2008
- readreza See Profile I'm a Fan of readreza permalink

yawn.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:38 PM on 02/15/2008
- HaveaBud See Profile I'm a Fan of HaveaBud permalink

See it all the time. Beautiful women end up marrying schlumpy looking Jewish guys. Gotta give it up to Jewish guys.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:42 PM on 02/15/2008
- Trilby See Profile I'm a Fan of Trilby permalink

They make great hubbies and dads!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:38 PM on 02/15/2008
- happycat See Profile I'm a Fan of happycat permalink

You know it!!! My husband is the best.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:47 PM on 02/15/2008
- happycat See Profile I'm a Fan of happycat permalink

I usually don't make a big deal of disagreeing with someone else's personal opinions or beliefs on this site, but what you said was intolerable. Your comments were antisemitic and offensive. I hope that you didn't mean it that way, but that is definitely how it came across to me.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 04:49 PM on 02/15/2008
- karrezza See Profile I'm a Fan of karrezza permalink

yeah, more worried about tearing then the baby's health.. the process of going out a birth canal is often what stimulates a baby to take the first breaths, squeezes liquid of of the lungs etc..
Yeah like a 5 inch scar, and not being able to lift her own baby for the first 2 weeks was so worth it... Its called an apesiotomy.. they cut you, stitch you, and its proven tears heal about the same as a cut...

There is no way I could ever choose a cut through muscle tissue being better than a torn crotch!!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:53 PM on 02/15/2008
- klmebane See Profile I'm a Fan of klmebane permalink

i had a c section, and id take that to a vaginal birth any day. mine was an emergency c section, but before that i had begged my doctors to give me one and they kept telling me they couldn't without a reason cuz with my first baby. 37 weeks is considered full term, and if planning a c section the doctor tries to schedule it so you won't spontaneously go into labor before the scheduled date. also, after a c section you aren't supposed to lift anything heavier than your baby, but you can still lift your baby, i don't know where you got that information from. also, many women experience incontinence (inability to hold their urine) after a vaginal birth, and the last thing i would want is stitches between my vagina and anus. the c section scar is barely noticeable, and very low so i could still wear a bikini if i wanted to. and its spelled episiotomy. i wanted a c section because i like my lady bits just the way they are. even though they wouldn't give me one by choice, they ended up needing to do one anyway, so everything worked out.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:21 PM on 02/17/2008
- tkk See Profile I'm a Fan of tkk permalink

Yah, I wanted to know that. Y'know, some things really are best kept private. A testimony to Arianna Huffington's editorial skills.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:49 PM on 02/15/2008
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