Sandra Kubicka returns from hospital with her son. There are first difficulties

Sandra Kubicka shows first moments from home

Sandra Kubicka shared an adorable video on Instagram showing Leonard’s first moments at home. Alek Milwiw-Baron, Sandra’s partner, was captured with a baby carrier.

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After three weeks in hospital we are finally home. It’s been the longest three weeks of my life (…). The girls have met their little brother and are enchanted. Lucky does not let go of him for an inch. Lilly barks at me if I take too long changing his nappy, and Luna is still breaking through, but we know it just takes time,” wrote Kubicka.

The couple’s dogs have watched the new family member with interest

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Lucky doesn’t let go of him for a second. Lilly barks at me if I take too long changing his nappy and Luna is still breaking through, but we know it just takes time,’ Sandra pointed out.

Sandra Kubicka on her first crisis

After her first night at home with her son, Sandra Kubicka talked about the difficulties encountered.

Yes, we are home. I’ll tell you that I didn’t sleep tonight, Leoś gave me such a hard time,” explained the model. Sandra mentioned feeding problems as Leo has to learn to eat from a new bottle. “He gets tired and falls asleep mid-feeding, so he’s underfed, so there’s a row in an hour. And so from two to six in the morning,” Kubicka reported.

Sandra Kubicka on the daily challenges

Sandra Kubicka admitted that combining breastfeeding and bottle feeding is a big challenge for her.

I breastfeed once and bottle feed once. And from the breast it’s the same – he eats incomplete portions, so I have to feed him with a bottle. I still have to pump during this time and, you know, I have no time for myself to do anything. In the morning it was already a crisis and I just came in so zombified and asked: ‘Alek, please.Rewindhim,’ wrote Sandra.Sandra Kubicka also touched on the subject of excess milk, which she has to deal with.If you have a problem like me with excess milk – we have nowhere to keep it anymore, the whole freezer is swamped – there is such a thing as a milk bank in hospitals. Only you have to undergo research. (…) If everything comes out OK, you can donate milk. I really wanted to donate milk, but I’m anaemic because of the whole situation and I don’t qualify,” confessed the model.