Television's coronial parents (couples who embraced parenthood amidst the pandemic), Nakuul Mehta and Jankee Parekh are making sure to instil the right values in their baby boy, Sufi Mehta from a young age. We have often seen the new mommy, Jankee singing calming songs to her baby boy and telling him stories about these difficult times and the frontline heroes, who are keeping us safe. During one such session, Nakuul Mehta also joined Jankee Parekh and together they sang a lovely song to their son, Sufi.
Recommend Read: Harshdeep Kaur Attends Her BFF, Neeti Mohan's Baby Shower, Says She Can't Wait To Meet 'Baby Pandya'
On February 6, 2021, Nakuul Mehta and Jankee Parekh had gotten blessed with their adorable baby. The duo had posted a picture, wherein they were seen holding their baby boy's hand. Along with it, they had written, "February 3, 2021. This is us. Grateful and sleepy in equal measure. *ing @jank_ee and him."
On May 16, 2021, Jankee shared another singing session video with her baby boy, Sufi. However, this time, the doting daddy, Nakuul also joined in. In the video, we can see Nakuul and Jankee singing Lakadi ki Kathi and getting confused about whether there is a line called tabadak-tabadak or tugbug-tugbug. Alongside it, Jankee wrote, "Songs For Sufi || Lakadi Ki kathi! Feat @nakuulmehta. We are confused. HELP US." Check it out below:
On April 8, 2021, Jankee had shared a beautiful picture of herself. Alongside it, she had penned a long note on how her life has changed post embracing motherhood, "Haven’t shared a story for long, probably I didn’t know what to talk about. And then so many of you reached out on DM’s and shared yours and that encouraged me to write my most recent one. It’s been more than 60 days to my new life & SOMETHING HAS SWITCHED. I finally feel so much at ease embracing motherhood."
Also Read: Aditya Narayan Reveals How He Had Asked For Shweta Agarwal's Hand For Marriage From Her Parents
Continue reading below
Jankee had further written how she can handle her crying baby now, "Today, when Sufi cries, I no longer feel the urge to hand him over to my Jhapa to quieten him. I feel so much more in sync and in rhythm with his body, feelings and emotions, and I know that my one touch will put him at ease. Earlier, I always felt the need to depend on either my help or someone or the other to take care of him through the day, whether it is changing his diapers, to making him have a bath to massaging to making him sleep or just make him burp."
Don't Miss: Ronit Roy And His Wife, Neelam Roy Made Their Daughter's 16th Birthday Special With A Rare Surprise
Well, we love Jankee and Nakuul's singing session to keep their baby busy!
