Every mum-to-be wants her baby to inherit some qualities from her and some qualities from the father, and the radiant Kareena Kapoor Khan is no exception. But there are a few things she does not want her child to inherit, especially from baby daddy, Saif Ali Khan.
You read that right. The bubbly mum-to-be sat for an interview for actor Neha Dhupia's radio talk show and revealed some candid details about her expectations from her pregnancy and even the name of her baby!
While on the show Neha asked the glowing expecting mum said that while she does not posses any bad qualities, there is something she does not want her baby to inherit from his/her father.
Kareena doesn't want this 'disturbing' trait in her baby
"What should not get from me? Honestly, I don’t think I have any negative qualities in me. And Saif, I think ya. Only bechara thing that he does is he sleeps too much. He can be like Kumbhkaran. He can just sleep for like 18 hours a day and not wake up. It’s very disturbing. I think it’s such a waste of time and I’ve become like this morning person and he’s sleeping like till the afternoon, that’s a bit of a pain," she quipped as she revealed something nobody except her would know about hubby Saif Ali Khan.
She also revealed that while she did not have any bad qualities as such, there was something she didn't wish on her baby.
"I think as a person, generally I’m a worrier but I think Virgos are like that, right? We worry about the minutest of details, the smallest of things, things that are not going to happen also, we think of that. So that is one quality that I do have, it annoys me," she shared.
What being a new mum means to Kareena
The royal couple recently posed for a fashion magazine and revealed how they were looking forward to being parents.
When asked what she felt about being a mum, Bebo said, “Everyone wants to know the answer to this question. But it’s such an internalised emotion and I can’t put it in words on what I am feeling and what I am going to feel. These are things I have to experience myself, but the journey till now has been great and I am super excited."
The glowing mum-to-be also posed with her baby bump and soon followed this shoot up with a smashing red carpet appearance with her all-red baby bump!
Naming the baby
But what most people were truly interested in is the name of their baby. And now finally, during Neha's interview, Bebo also revealed how she and the Nawab plan to name their child, and how it's not going to be Saifeena.
Continue reading to see the how Kareena and Saif have decided to name their baby.
Name of Kareena and Saif's baby
During the interview Kareena also revealed how she and Saif have planned to name their baby and why they will select that particular name.
While many people speculated the names of the baby and also went ahead to say that they may probably follow in the foot steps of Shahid Kapoor and Rani Mukerji and name their baby Saifeena, the daddy-to-be rubbished all these rumours.
So now Kareena has finally cleared the air and revealed how the couple plans to name their baby. She shared that they are soon going to come up with a traditional name since Saif is quite interested in history. In fact, she got so excited while talking about it that she even called Saif a historian!
"We haven't thought of a name for our baby yet. Saif is a historian and would want a traditional old school name," she said. Well, she's certainly made that clear. Well, unique name or not, we are sure about one thing, the baby will certainly have great looks, thanks to the gene pool he is about to be born into.
Science has proved that parents' genes are responsible for how their babies look and behave. And here are a few things you should keep in mind, if you are also about to be parents:
- As per Healthline, a baby inherits about 46 chromosomes, that is 23 from the mother and 23 from the father
- A baby mostly looks like the parents with some features passed on from previous generations
- Some genes are also passed on from further generations like that of great grandparents, totalling a mix of 30,000 genes
Read: Science has spoken, intelligence comes from mothers
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