The Cuban singer Divan is celebrating: his firstborn Iren is celebrating his birthday.
Through the stories From his Instagram account, the proud father celebrated the 10 months of his child, "the love of his life", with several photos that show how grown up he is.
The mom, the model Sailly Francisco, also celebrated the day through the same ephemeral content section of the network.
She wished her 'little man' many congratulations on his new month of life on her networks, where she said that the child "is already getting older and I don't want to."
From Iren's arrival into the world in June of last year, the boy has become not only the king of the house but also the protagonist of emotional publications from his parents on digital platforms.
Last February the artist shared a beautiful photo hugging his child. "The most beautiful thing that life could give me"he said alongside the snapshot.
The also influencer, for her part, had referred the day before the child's tenth birthday to the various facets of motherhood.
Along with several photos of sweet moments with her child and other 'difficult' ones, she referred to what it is like to experience with the arrival of a child.
"I remember those days of crying without consolation. From him, for having arrived in a completely new world of which he knew nothing, where his only refuge was me, and mine, for not knowing if he was doing it right, for the fatigue that was stronger than me, the desperation of not knowing how to make him sleep and thinking that it was my fault that he didn't," he begins by acknowledging in the post.
"But little by little everything was improving, we began to know and understand each other, he trusted me and I trusted that I was doing well. Today I don't know a better person to be by his side other than me, 'his mother 'and I know that he sees me as the greatest thing he has in his life, although the day he grows up and creates his own family that will change, *but that's how it should be and I will be happy about it," he added in his message, which he hopes will give confidence and security to other mothers who are going through it.
"They are doing very well, no one knows the great work we do every day," he concluded his words shared a day ago.
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