Knocked Up Celebs

Kourtney Kardashian and boyfriend, Scott Disick, welcomed baby Mason Dash, on December 14th and now we get to finally see the baby boy on the cover of Life & Style magazine. In the interview with the magazine the couple talks about the experience of giving birth, how they picked their sons name, the joys of being parents – sleeping schedules, diaper duty, breast feeding and more!

On how it feels to be a new parent:
Kourtney: It feels amazing. It’s just so indescribable. You don’t get how good being a parent feels until it happens to you.
Scott: My first time holding him was definitely special. But holding him the second time was even more special, and the third time was even more special than that. I fall so much more in love with this kid every day. I can’t imagine how much more in love with him I’m going to be by the time he’s 5 or 10 or 20!

On the labor itself:
Kourtney: It was surprisingly easy and just an incredible experience. I always thought your first is supposed to be really hard, but it was easy. I have an amazing doctor. He actually delivered me! The room environment was just so relaxing, and everyone I wanted to be there was there—Scott, my mom, Kim and Khloé. No one under 18 is allowed in, so my little sisters Kendall and Kylie couldn’t come in. Actually, you’re only allowed to have two people in the room because of the swine flu — so we snuck Kim and Khloé in!

On what her routine is like:
Kourtney: We’re on Mason’s schedule, waking up every couple of hours to breast-feed. But it’s fun to get up and see him. I miss him by the time I see him again.

On wanting another baby:
Kourtney: Right now I’m obsessed with Mason and want to give him all my time. But being with him has definitely made me think about having another one! Kim and I are 18 months apart. Growing up, we did everything together. It would be nice for Mason to have a little brother or sister that many months apart too.

Photo Source: Life & Style

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