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At the end of July Cristina Pedroche and Dabiz Muñoz were parents of her first daughter, Laia, a baby very desired by both. Cristina, as usual in her, made her followers in social networks of how she evolved her pregnancy and, how could it be otherwise, she did the same with the postpartum.

After the announcement of the birth of the little girl, the presenter remained a few days away from the media, as is predictable. But only three weeks after giving birth, the Pedroche shared in its social networks its physical condition with a message that said that “there is no luck or miracles, but much training and preparation, in addition to carrying a healthy diet and practicing meditation".

The wave of criticism

Many were the voices that ran enraged to criticize this publication, warning that it was assumed that all women can recover following the same guidelines as Cristina and without taking into account other factors; As the available financial resources, which can make serious differences between one woman and another.

There were also many who defended Pedroche; praising his strength and discipline to meet so great only three weeks after giving birth.

The protagonist's response

Cristina soon responded to the flood of criticism received, which came to qualify it as "toxic." The Madrid was quite overwhelming through her social networks account, in which she claimed to be tired of having to give explanations for everything she does or stops doing, in addition to receiving the hatred of many in response.

He also states that he did not try to give lessons to anyone or generalize, that it was his personal case, his body and his pregnancy, no other. It also indicates that he had a pretty good and without complications that made him take more weight, which allowed him to play sports and take care of himself during pregnancy, as he told his followers promptly.

Mental health, one of the keys

As Cristina herself recognizes in her publication, she is working hard to take care of her mental health, even having to resort to a perinatal psychologist to help her manage the entire process. It highlights the importance of having good mental health, because both the mother and the baby need to be so for pregnancy and childbirth, which are already hard on their own, be more bearable and happy events as far as possible.

After the "clarification" (or relief), Cristina wants a lot of love of all those who distil hate against her, since she is clear about what she needs, in addition to saying goodbye for a season to finish recovering and focusing on her little girl: Laia.