Tavia Yeung Shares Maternity Photos
Tavia Yeung (楊怡) and Him Law (羅仲謙) have been married for four years, and have wanted a baby for a long time. Last month, they announced their pregnancy and said the baby is due to arrive in May. Sharing her maternity photos on social media, Tavia also said she will be having a little girl.
Appearing in white and black outfits in the photos, Tavia accompanied her post with, “My little princess, I really want to hold your hand. Every night, I see you moving [inside my belly]…. One body, two heart beats. We haven’t met, but we have already felt each other. In a woman’s life, this may be the only journey in which we are able to be as one with our child through happiness and sadness, and through eating and sleeping. Grateful I can experience this magical journey.”
Him posted a photo of the soon to be family of three in pink outfits, in which Tavia painted a smiley face on her stomach. He wrote, “I remember that night, I came home and my wife was acting funny. I wanted to remain calm just in case by making sure that she checked with the doctor. Now that I see my wife’s stomach getting bigger each day, I can feel the connection with my child growing. As baby grows, the endless life cycle continues. I will try my best to love you both. I can’t wait to meet my little Valentine. Thank you, my wife.”
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This article is written by Hailey for JayneStars.com.
How cute! She’s glowing!
Guess we should expect every expected mom to take such pictures going forward.
@wm2017 I know right? Well at least she’s not showing off too much like Jessica C? I find Him got more mature after he grew his mustaches.
@wm2017 Maternity pictures have been around a loooooog time. I took them about 13 years ago when I was pregnant with my first.
I must say that I hate it when people call their daughters and sons princess and prince. It is sweet to adore your children but no need to refer to them as that. Sadly that is why some kids become spoiled brats.
@hetieshou I use to think that way before I had my kids. But now call my daughter princess, partly to make fun of myself and how much I love her. She isn’t spoiled, I actually wish I could do more for her.
Love my sons, but they aren’t called princes. It’s a different feel with each child with their nicknames.
@potatochip me too. I used to think the label princess denotes a sense of entitlement and will spoil their identity. but now I think the term princess just signifies how precious they are to their parents…
@coralie Yes! Funny thing, I didn’t even like pink until I had her. Now, she looks so good in it, I have so many pink items.
@potatochip it’s one of those things you don’t understand until you’ve become a parent. as a new mom, I totally get it now.
@coralie
It depends as my late mom was a loving mother but she would never use those terms to refer to me or my brothers ever.
@coralie Congrats on the new baby! Hope you are getting your rest and enjoy your sweet little one. They are so much work but so much fun.
@potatochip Thank you! Rest is abysmal but expected lol. Babies are definitely a handful. We’ll get to the fun part when she can walk I hope
@coralie congratulation! 🙂 knew you were expecting haha xD stay safe!
@littlefish Thank you! How’d you figure? Lol
@coralie a few of our discussion way back, the way you discussed feel like you were pregnant at time :p
@coralie
I was my mom’s only daughter with 7 boys and I guess I was precious to her to some extent, but she would never use that term.
@potatochip
Even though I am not a parent yet, I am an aunt and love my nephews like my own and spoil them but never would I call them prince. I teach them and all too to make sure they would not become spoiled brats and bad people. I was the only daughter of my parents with 7 brothers and my parents were very strict on me. I guess they loved me but they feared I would be become an entitled spoiled brat so they were very strict. My parents hated the terms prince and princess and never used those terms as they were afraid of my brothers and I becoming self entitled brats. Luckily, none of us are like that and my late parents were proud of that. I am different from most women too and my parents did not want me to be like most women who take advantage of guys and all.
@hetieshou It’s different for everyone. But calling your child prince or princess does not necessarily mean they are spoiled.
People also do the opposite, give their child awful nicknames. The children don’t become those either.
@potatochip
I guess so and yes it is different for everyone. Oh yes, some parents give their children the most terrible nicknames ever. My parents never used my real name. My brothers called me baby and still do to this day and my parents called me girl. My annoying relatives called me Cinderella for many years too. Some still call me that til this day. I guess it is more important of how you teach and discipline your kids regardless if they are a boy or girl.
@hetieshou I cringed when my husband used that term on our baby initially, but I got used to it and I think it’s so cute and appropriate now. She is definitely a princess and precious in our eyes and I hope she remembers that. I feel Asians in general get taught to be too humble, too practical and not raised with enough affection or self-esteem. A nickname might or might not change any of that, but it’s a start. Meanwhile, raising a child to be self-sufficient is also extremely critical in this time and we won’t let her miss any of that, but giving her a royal nickname also won’t prevent that from happening. We also call her piggy as a joke lol.
@hetieshou I actually know parents that NAMED their child Prince…
@heather
Are you serious? I guess we can never understand some people.
I don’t usually like it when celebs show off these kind of pics….. But these two are just way too cute!
i appreciate that they shared these pics, feel so genuinely happy for them! like they’re real people and they deserve all this happiness!