Solomiya Vitvitska, who became a mother for the first time a month ago, has become the object of heightened subscriber interest: her Instagram account increasingly features questions about whether the 46-year-old TV presenter plans to have a second child. The star reacted to the audience's curiosity with her signature humor, but honestly admitted that she is not yet ready to make concrete promises about the future. In a conversation with fans, she also shared how her daily life has changed after the birth of her son Ustym, who turned one month old on October 26.
A joke about being "pregnant at 47" and an honest answer
During a Q&A session with subscribers on Instagram, Solomiya received a direct question: how many children would she like to have—one or more. In response, the TV presenter posted a photo with a pregnant belly and wrote: "Are you ready for the #pregnant_at_47 section?". However, immediately after the joke, she clarified that at the moment she cannot give a definite answer regarding family expansion. "To be honest, right now I am getting used to my new status and schedule of life. And I am not ready to answer this question," Vitvitska noted. Thus, the question of a second child remains open, and the presenter herself emphasizes that she needs time to fully get comfortable in the role of a first-time mother.
A "magical" shift in priorities
Vitvitska admitted that the arrival of her firstborn has been a special experience that has radically changed her outlook on life. "I couldn't even imagine that it would be so magical and would change me and my priorities so much," she shared with the audience. According to her, motherhood turned out to be much more difficult and at the same time deeper than she had imagined. When asked if her life has become more interesting, Solomiya replied with a smile: "Interesting is not even the word. But I feel happy and, like all new mothers, sleep-deprived." This phrase accurately conveys the dual feeling of this new stage: the joy of parenthood coexists with physical exhaustion and the restructuring of one's usual rhythm.
Ustym's first successes and active growth
The TV presenter did not ignore the baby's first achievements. According to her, Ustym eats well, occasionally cries, and has grown to enjoy evening baths even more. In addition, the boy has started holding his head up on his own—a developmental milestone that Solomiya playfully described, noting that the baby actively "spins" his head in all directions. These details give fans an insight into how the newborn is adapting to life and emphasize that for the young mother, every minor progress of the baby is a reason for joy.
Breastfeeding and reorganizing everyday life
Vitvitska specifically touched upon the topic of breastfeeding, which, according to her, became one of the main challenges of the first month. Currently, Ustym is fed exclusively with breast milk, so any trips away from home must be carefully planned taking the baby's needs into account. "Only with my own experience did I realize how important mother and baby rooms are in shopping malls and other public places," the TV presenter confessed. In early October, she already shared with subscribers the first difficulties of the new stage: sleepless nights, numerous questions about feeding, anxieties—all this made up the picture of the first weeks of motherhood. At the same time, Solomiya emphasized that you don't need to know how to do everything at once: the most important thing is to be next to the baby, listen to their needs, and gradually find a common rhythm.
Family at a distance and support in difficult times
During the communication with the audience, Solomiya was asked to show how her mother is rejoicing over the arrival of her grandson. It turned out that the grandmother and grandfathers have not yet had the opportunity to personally meet the boy due to distance. Despite this, loved ones are very happy about his birth and constantly keep in touch with the young family. "We hope soon, despite all the threats in the capital, we will all meet in the near future," the TV presenter wrote, indirectly pointing to the difficult situation in which the family lives. Vitvitska also shared what helps her find strength in difficult times: she draws inspiration from ordinary things and the people nearby, trying to appreciate every day and look for the positive even in complicated circumstances. On October 26, when Ustym turned one month old, Solomiya published tender photographs from the ninth month of pregnancy, deciding to recall the last weeks of waiting for her firstborn and share special moments of this period with fans.
