Paola Geraldine Acuña

Paola Geraldine Acuña Based in New Zealand

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10/11/2022

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Starting to feel like summer ☀️
07/11/2022

Starting to feel like summer ☀️

🫀
30/09/2022

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Tuesday 🤎
13/09/2022

Tuesday 🤎

18/07/2022

Weekend ✨

My little 🥚
16/07/2022

My little 🥚

Last night celebrating with my baby
10/07/2022

Last night celebrating with my baby

Abstract 🎭
07/07/2022

Abstract 🎭

🤎 coffee
07/07/2022

🤎 coffee

Weekend
03/07/2022

Weekend

🖤
01/06/2022

🖤

Lets go 🛍
24/05/2022

Lets go 🛍

how lucky we are ♥️
13/05/2022

how lucky we are ♥️

Mi Familia ♥️
09/05/2022

Mi Familia ♥️

Precious✨
02/05/2022

Precious✨

She is the one with the ability to be that rock and that foundation.  She is the woman who will sacrifice herself for yo...
30/04/2022

She is the one with the ability to be that rock and that foundation. She is the woman who will sacrifice herself for your happiness, she will support all your dreams and she will be your biggest fan. She is the one who will inspire, motivate and challenge you to become a better person in all aspects of your life. She is the woman who will fight to make things work. She is loyal. She's smart. She is passionate about life. She has a soul. She has substance. She has a heart of gold and she knows how to love unconditionally. She is a special kind of woman and she deserves to be respected every day.
Mothers day is coming🙌🏻♥️

👀
24/04/2022

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7 weeks postpartum
18/04/2022

7 weeks postpartum

🍂🤍
15/04/2022

🍂🤍

01/04/2022

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🤎 mom mood
31/03/2022

🤎 mom mood

I can't believe its a month already! Time goes by so fast that I feel like I can't look away.  so grateful for each day ...
28/03/2022

I can't believe its a month already! Time goes by so fast that I feel like I can't look away. so grateful for each day ✨

I thought that breastfeeding was a natural act of motherhood that would come the moment my daughter was born.  Far from ...
17/03/2022

I thought that breastfeeding was a natural act of motherhood that would come the moment my daughter was born. Far from it, this perception changed when reality hit me hard a few days after giving birth.
The day after giving birth we went to Warkworth with my fiancé to feel more secure and with some experience before going home with our daughter.
My breasts grew and swollen severally “felt like two overripe melons, super shiny and about to explote causing pain that would shoot through my entire body.
The discomfort was unbearable and the milk supply was still a concern.
Day 3 after several attempts, my ni***es began to crack and bleed, accompanied by excruciating pain.
One of the nurses came to our room and tried to express a little milk, I remember that tears fell from the pain but even so, I did not stop thinking about feeding Oriana. Despite her best efforts, she only managed to get a few drops.
To add, my fiancé did not feel well, he came with pain in his back from the day before accompanied by a headache, it was almost impossible not to think that it was Covid, for which he immediately tested positive.
We could notice in the environment that we were no longer welcome (which is understandable). The nurses kindly invited us to leave the clinic. We got home by 8pm, Oriana was hungry, I could see in her eyes that her efforts to get some milk were not working. My heart was broken, I couldn't stop crying. We were isolated, my fiancé was sick and I was with a newborn that I couldn't feed properly. I couldn't shake the feeling of having failed as a mother.
My desperate attempt led me to search for all kinds of solutions on the internet to reduce the inflammation of my breasts and rub them as much as possible until they soften a little.
Day 6, the pain in my breasts persisted, they went from being melons to being balloons and my right breast began to turn red making it impossible to extract any milk.
Day 7 I consulted with my midwife, confirmed that I had Mastitis in the right breast. I immediately started taking penicillin and continued to breastfeed despite how painful it was.
Getting some milk is a big challenge during the first two weeks after giving birth but more than that, Breastfeeding is an art that requires patience, practice and sometimes a lot of pain.

Someone told me that having a child is like finding the key that opens a secret door to your heart where love flows endl...
09/03/2022

Someone told me that having a child is like finding the key that opens a secret door to your heart where love flows endlessly and forever. This could not be more true. We love you so much Oriana Geraldine Connolly 🗝

Our girl joined us earth-side yesterday and she's already changed our world. So in love 🤍
27/02/2022

Our girl joined us earth-side yesterday and she's already changed our world. So in love 🤍

As you squirm within my belly, I wonder who you will be, and hope I can be there to nurture you to be whomever you wish....
23/02/2022

As you squirm within my belly, I wonder who you will be, and hope I can be there to nurture you to be whomever you wish. 🤍🕊

Feeling like a Kinder Surprise 🥚
22/02/2022

Feeling like a Kinder Surprise 🥚

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