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Bossa Nova singer Sitti Navarro welcomes first child
“Thank You, Lord. Issiah Dañelle, born Nov 4, 1:03pm.” (Photo: @bossagurl/Instagram)
Singer Sitti Navarro announces to her fans the birth of her first child with husband Joey Ramirez, baby girl Issiah Danelle who was born through a cesarean section (CS) at 1:30 pm on Saturday, November 3.
Sitti shares the news on her Instagram account posting a photo of the happy family, captioned, “God’s timing is truly amazing. Yesterday morning, I had a feeling that we would deliver soon because Lilibubs would kick me so strongly as if she really wanted to go out already.” She explains the rest of the story saying, “Lilibubs was delivered at just the right time. And she waited for her Daddy to get home before my contractions started. Joey arrived last night. Yesterday and this morning, I’ve been having contractions. Lilibubs’ heart rate decelerated twice so we had to go through emergency CS,” adding a photo of husband ‘Joey ready for his daughter’s delivery wearing a surgical cap and mask.
Sitti also adds, “My amniotic fluid was already low, and that Lilibubs twisted her umbilical cord so much because she moved a lot — kaya raw siguro (that’s why maybe) her heartbeat decelerated.”
Sitti was also consistent on reporting about the story of her delivery through her Instagram stories, one video was a close-up of Issiah with Sitti saying, “Lilibubs responding to her Dadd’s voice. I’m in love, am in awe.”
Sitti and Joey married in May 2015. A week before Issiah was born, Joey’s father passed away, with Sitti commemorating “Daddy Dan” through a series of Instagram posts right before her baby’s birth. Sitti tells her followers, “I take sorrow in how Lilibubs will never get to know just how wonderful and kind and loving and joyful a grandfather she has, but I also take comfort knowing just how happy you are now that you are with our Savior.
” She adds on a light note when talking about her father-in-law, “How lucky I am to have been able to call you Daddy, even for a short while.
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