Hooray.
Hooray.
HOORAY!

I very much admire Christina and Jordan for having the taste to pick a name that isn’t going to hinder the child’s social development like so many other celebrities do. As a name nerd (and a Modern Orthodox Jew), I am cheering for Liron! That has been a favorite of mine for ages, and I am beyond happy to see it used in the States. Congrats!

congrats u ust be proud f ur self

I LOVE THE NAME MAX,THATS MY CAT NAME

I am so happy to hear da good news and i am happy that u had a baby boy, CONGRATSz and i luv u!

Oh baby Im so happy for both of u.I hope liron is healthy thats the main thing.I wish I cud see photos of him in google.I love u baby and all albanians love u too.U will be the best muuuum eva..

beutiful name, beutiful mum and going to be a wonderful family!!! good luck with every thing…

Congratulations Christina and Jordan, and welcome to the world Max Liron. I’m so happy for you guys and I was so happy to hear the great news. I can’t wait to see pictures of you and your son.
I’m myself a big big fan of you, Chistina. I love your voice and your music. I hope you the best of luck in the future.

xoxo Melinda, Denmark

kate- ITA! Whenever I comment on one of these posts about not understanding why anyone would choose to have a C-section, people always seem to assume that I am “anti-Csection”. However, that is not the case at all.

I myself was born via C-section for medical reasons, and both my mother and I would have very likely died if she had tried to deliver me vaginally. I am in no way against C-sections that are medically neccesary. In fact, I am very grateful that C-sections can be performed. They are literally life savers in some cases.

What I am against is C-sections that are purely elective, and not medically necessary.

All of that said, all of this is making me remember when Trista Sutter was pregnant with Maxwell. She mentioned in an interview that she was afraid she might need a C-section, and people jumped all over her assuming she was planning to schedule one. Then she did end up having a C-section….Because of medical complications that were life-threatening to her and her baby (preeclampsia and HELLP syndrome, if I’m remembering correctly).

For all we know, Christina’s C-section could also have been for medical reasons.

That’s one tiny baby. Was he full term or did she pick a date prior to her real due date?

Sarah’s note: She was due the third week of January (this week) I believe, so pretty close.

Congrats Christina and Jordan. I am a huge fan and always have been. My daughters birthday is January 12, 2006 so you can imagine i was excited to hear that Max was born on the 12th. Good luck and i cant wait to hear the music that follows this magical moment in your lives.