Véronique Mounier, her life as a mother
Soon to be 38, Véronique Mounier is a happy young mother. After making “Love is in the meadow” a real television success, the presenter gave herself a baby break. Back on the small screen, she confides in her motherhood …
Véronique Mounier is our first star mom to answer questions from Infobebes.com. Memories of pregnancy, beauty tips, choice of first names for her children… The presenter easily played the question and answer game.
How did you prepare for your role as Mom?
It must be said that it took me a long time to have my first baby. It was five years between stopping the pill and getting pregnant. So I had the time to prepare for it …
My mom took some distilbene. Very early on, I did a lot of exams, but I never had heavy treatments. I also thought about adoption. On the other hand, engaging in in vitro fertilization must be carefully considered. In general, the psychological has a very important part.
My first pregnancy, I experienced it from day to day. The second went much faster. But these two pregnancies were wonderful and made up for all the moments of doubt and disillusionment. And each time, the delivery went very well.
How did you choose the first names of your children?
Gabriel, it sounds a bit like “Madame Figaro”, but that’s okay. I had loved this name for a long time and my husband immediately said to me: “It’s nice! “. The baby then had a real identity.
For Valentine, it was a little more difficult. What attracted me? The pretty sound is feminine and sweet. Then again my husband was very cool and said yes right away.
I quickly told everyone the first names. That way, they had time to get used to it.
What does being a famous mom change?
It does not change anything ! I live in Paris where there are a lot of famous personalities, people don’t pay attention. I have exactly the same life as another young mother. People accept you for who you are, when you live normally. I pick up my little one from school and do my shopping.
On the other hand, people will talk to you more easily, it sparks dialogue… and it’s very pleasant.