Supermodel Moms To
Be
Five supermodels
share their thoughts on impending motherhood.
By Sharon Grehan-Howes
Egregious
Its amazing,
its sort of like something is growing in you its hard to explain. To know
that something keeps getting bigger and bigger. I had a cyst once but
it was nothing like this. My trainer/husband says I've never looked more
beautiful that I'm positively glowing. I know he's lying because he refers
to overweight people as fat pigs but I do appreciate his sensitivity.
If its a girl we are going to name her Brian and if its a boy were going
to name him Molly.
Santas
I didn't
know I was pregnant until I was five months along, I haven't had a regular
period since I was eight so I didn't notice anything for a while but two
months ago I went to the doctor when I felt something moving. We'd had
sushi the night before and I was really frightened that it wasn't dead.
You can imagine my relief when I found out it was going to be a baby instead
of a tuna. I have big plans for this baby, I have so much I want to teach
it. The simple things like walking and talking, I can always get a tutor
to help out if I run into problems. I can teach it how to swim and tell
it all bout the two basic food groups. I think its going to be a riot
having someone to hang around with all the time.
Jessica
Sang
Its a real
spiritual thing, its like something that is bigger than you only not really
because then you would tip over. I feel in touch with myself and my feelings
for the first time since I got the cover of Vogue. I've been researching
Eastern philosophies as well as religions with a of a Western influence.
I've pretty well designed my own. I want to be everything to this child.
Mother , preacher advisor, friend, personal trainer. This child will be
a smaller version of me at first and then it will grow larger as time
goes by. I put my faith in Buddha and Jesus and ask for tranquility so
that my child will be born in a peaceful atmosphere.
Suze
this is my
second child so I know what look forward to. My first child Jejune, has
been the light of my life. Whenever I visit her in Switzerland I feel
whole. I share her joys and triumphs whenever I get a free moment. I also
learned from my mistakes because this time I m pretty sure who the father
is. It is difficult being a single mother, having to re-organize my life
for her yearly visits so this time I've learned to prioritize. I put myself
first, and my career second.
Copper
To be honest
I thought this would ruin my career but thanks to Heidi motherhood isn't
a career killer as much as it used to. I worry about all the normal things,
will this child be healthy, smart, pretty, thin. Will I lose the seven
pounds I've gained so far, but all those things seem unimportant when
I start to look ahead when I will actually see my little daughter or son
posing next to me that makes all of this worthwhile.
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