The Bachelorette stars, Trista and Ryan Sutter, welcomed their second child, daughter Blakesley Grace, on April 3. This week, the couple introduce their newest addition in Life & Style. In the accompanying interview, the couple talk about her arrival, adjusting to life with two kids, and her unique name.
On having a second C-section:
"This birth was so much easier. Blakesley was born three weeks early, and I did have another C-section, but I didn’t need general anesthesia. I just walked into the hospital and put my gown on, and then my doctor came in and said, 'Okay, it’s time.' I didn’t know you could just walk into the delivery room, because the last time, I was wheeled in on a hospital bed!"
On the best part of the birth experience:
"Being able to hear her cry when she came out and then seeing her right away. With Max, I was under, and I didn’t wake up until several hours later. But this time I was able to hear her first cry and see Ryan there too."
On how they came up with the name Blakesley:
"It’s a family name. Ryan really loved the name Grace. At first we were calling her Gracie, but then we decided to stick with Blakesley."
On how much sleep their getting:
"Not so much! I mean, she’s a pretty good sleeper and sometimes sleeps for four or five hours at a time. But mostly, she’s up every two hours from the time she feeds. I try to take little naps when she sleeps. I also try to sneak in some sleep when Max is with Grandma or taking his own nap. Any new parent will tell you it’s hard, but it’s expected. And it’s a small price to pay to have her. It’s definitely worth it."
On being the only couple from The Bachelor and The Bachelorette to make it to the altar and start a family:
"You know, it’s so hard to say. I will acknowledge that it’s difficult. You meet under these crazy circumstances, and then you get separated for three months, which was super hard. And I think some people just think they’re ready and then when they see the person again, they realize those feelings just aren’t there. I didn’t set out to be the only Bachelorette to get married. I just feel lucky and blessed that my life turned out this way."
Source: Life & Style
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