Njugush’s wife Celestine Ndinda explains on why she prefer C-section for her 2nd Born
Celestine Ndinda, wife of comedian Timothy Kimani aka Njugush, has revealed that she has already opted to deliver her second child by Caesarean section (C-section).
Ndinda revealed in a recent interview that she experienced a lot of agony with her first delivery and that she is not prepared to go through the same ordeal with her second child
“One thing I’m sure about this time I am not going to feel pain. I want just to go straight to the theatre. This is something that I’m even saying this early. The first one I felt so much pain because it was an emergency C-section.
“Unfortunately, Tugi had a cord around his neck and we could not see it on the scan so after pushing and getting tired, for this one I have already decided that I don’t want to go through the same experience. That is the only thing I know and even the Doctor told me it’s too early to say that but I have decided.
“Apparently you can choose but some things we didn’t know but for this I don’t want to feel any pain,” Celestine said in an interview with Eve Mungai.
Celetsine also said during the interview that they had no plans to announce their pregnancy on their show TTnT3 (Through Thick and Thin), but that things just fell into place and it turned out to be a pleasant surprise.
“It was not part of it to be a surprise but funny thing it turned out to be a very good surprise. I see people saying best pregnancy announcement, that was not the case, there is no where we sat and decided let’s make it a pregnancy announcement. But since they were seeing it for the first time they took it as an announcement.
“I dint not see also that coming but I’m happy imetokea fity… but I’m surprised that you people were surprised that I’m pregnant,” Celestine Ndinda explained.
She went on to say that they will not be sharing their pregnant experience, particularly in the delivery room, because that is not their style of content.
“We do comedy content, and we are not lifestyle vlogs so sharing our journey to that extent I don’t think so,” she remarked.
