Gwen Stefani is facing a predicament many mothers face: you aren’t really opposed to having another child, you may even really want another one, but you’d like to wait for a little time. If biology will cooperate with you 
“No one could have prepared me for how awesome motherhood is, and how hard. I often feel like I’m running out of time. But I don’t want to spread myself so thin that I can’t be good for them. Poor Zuma, he’d be the middle guy.
“I’m not focusing on it right now, but it’s not up to me anyway, you know? These things are miracles, so we’ll see.”
Gwen already has three-year-old Kingston and 18-month-old Zuma. I can see where adding another baby right now may feel a little daunting!
Gwen told InStyle she’s amazed at how different her sons are from each other.
“It’s crazy how the second child is so different from the first, and has the same parents. They are totally different, and they look totally different. Zuma is more of a show-off. He wants everyone to watch him, and he’s a goofball and he’s really silly. He’s a funny guy.”
Zuma! Kingston gives all those amazing pictures; I can’t wait to see what Zuma does when he’s a little more mobile- LOL.
Photos by INF
It’s not daunting if your not raising your children on your own…… You have a nanny, who looks like the real mom all tired and wiped out with Zuma and snacks in her arms…. That’s a MOM!!! I have three sons all about 4 yrs apart, and to not spread myself then they each have there mom/son date night…..
I don’t like the fact that she bleaches her son’s hair – he’s only 3 years old! he’s going to be bald before he hit 20.
My sons are the complete opposite as well. The first is shy and quiet and the second is wild and crazy.
it’s just plain wrong to bleach/dye a child’s hair. it isn’t ‘cool’, it’s stupid and irresponsible.
You are right about Kingston!!!and here she is with JUST 2 KIDS…. and she has a NANNY!!!! but they all bash Brad and Angelia who have 6 KIDS if their nannies tag along…..IDIOTS!
It’s Kingston!!!!
I agree, i dont see why you’d want to alter a child’s appearance in any way, or give them the idea that they need to change how they look so early in life