The countdown has begun for Cristina Pedroche and Dabiz Muñoz to become parents for the first time. The presenter of the chimes on Antena 3 is very excited about the arrival of her eldest daughter in the world and she cannot stop publishing images of her growing belly.
If something has become clear, it is that Pedroche is not cut off when it comes to continuing with her daily life. That is to say, that her pregnancy is not going to condition her actions. That is why he himself wanted to show himself on TikTok doing one of the things he likes the most: dancing.
The Zapeando collaborator wanted to help promote Aitana's new song, Las Babys, by posting a fun video dancing her steps. And it is that the new hit of the Catalan follows the rhythm of one of the best-known songs in history, which she made millions of people dance in the nineties: Whigfield's Saturday Night.
Cristina Pedroche has not hesitated when it comes to replicating the mythical dance steps, in which the arms and legs are used. Through little jumps and light movements, the presenter has a great time with her friends, being very careful not to harm the baby.
Cristina Pedroche is really looking forward to welcoming her daughter and she is clear that she is going to do everything possible so that she lives in the best way. Already before her birth, the presenter wanted to unite her baby with an amulet that intends to give her luck.
It is not the first time that the television collaborator shows the pendant that hangs down to her belly. And it is that since she is pregnant she takes it with her everywhere. "It is a caller of angels, an amulet of union between the mother and the baby," she assured herself on her social networks.
The presenter has confirmed that she wants to resort to an unusual method called 'hypnobirthing' to avoid having contractions during labor. "It is not that nobody hypnotizes you. It is to control your breathing and do a lot of meditation", she has clarified herself in Zapeando. In addition, she has assured that she will not have any pain and that the only thing she will feel are "uterine waves".
“The wave comes, I catch it and surf it. Nature gives me a few minutes to be calm, relax, and then catch another wave. Maybe I don't have to get an epidural”, added the collaborator. Although this method has created doubts on social networks due to its reliability, Cristina Pedroche is very clear that she will carry it out. The presenter is looking forward to her daughter coming into the world and there is very little left for her dream to come true.
