Ep 6 | Riéndole al MIEDO con Chente Ydrach, Vero Cruz y Francisco Lindor
¡Episodio imperdible! Chente Ydrach y su pareja, Verónica Cruz, se sientan a conversar con nuestra host, Katia Reguero Lindor, y su esposo, el beisbolista Francisco Lindor. Juntos desatan risas y profundas reflexiones, compartiendo emociones, ansiedades e ilusiones ante la inminente paternidad y maternidad, en un ambiente genuino y relajado.
Nota: Este episodio se grabó antes del nacimiento de Manuel Vicente en diciembre de 2022. Tanto la mamá como el bebé están perfectamente bien. ¡Estén atentos a qué consejos de esta conversación utilizó Chente en el momento del parto! 😂
Desde que nacen cada día es diferente, es como wow, nosotros estamos logrando que esta niña sobreviva
En este episodio conversamos sobre:
00:00 Hablemos con Chente, Vero y Francisco
02:31 ¿Qué pasa cuando a un hombre le da “baby fever”?
04:24 ¿Sientes nervios por estar en el parto?
07:00 ¿De qué se trata una clase de parto?
10:54 El rol del padre en el parto
17:12 Cómo es salir con un jugador de béisbol
24:40 Cómo se conocieron Katia y Francisco
26:15 ¿Qué pasó con los trabajos durante la pandemia?
29:33 ¿Cómo es la vida en Nueva York?
34:00 La parte más tierna de Kalina
38:10 La vida de una persona en tus manos
41:51 ¿Cómo se ve el parto?
47:35 ¿Cuándo empiezas a sentir la conexión con tu bebé?
51:04 La importancia de tener apoyo durante el embarazo
52:27 ¿Cómo vas a educar a tus hijos?
55:48 ¿Los modelos educativos son compatibles con los de tu pareja?
01:01:01 ¿Nos parecemos a nuestros padres?
01:05:11 Despedida
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