Sofia Coppola on the adventure of Motherhood
Sofia Coppola, director of Marie Antoinette and Lost In Translation, gave birth to her daughter Romy last November and has spent quite a bit of time just being a stay at home mom.
Right now I’m focusing on that. The baby is only three months old. It’s a lot of heating bottles, so that’s what I do all day.
Sofia told People that motherhood for her so far is "great" and "exciting."
"It’s a whole new experience," the 35-year-old celebrity daughter of famed filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola said.
As for if she’s mastered her role as a mother since Romy’s birth, she says, "No, I don’t think anyone has it down pat! It’s definitely a new adventure."
Romy’s dad is the French singer Thomas Mars.
Source: People
Photo credit: BBC News
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March 8th, 2007 at 8:18 am
Interesting that she is not bf’ing. I know she gave birth in France and the French have the lowest bf’ing rates in Western Europe. I wonder had she given birth in California if she would have chosen differently? Sometimes that initial encouragement/support you get from hospital staff or the ability to easily meet with a lactation consultant if you experience difficulties can make all the difference.