Ciara Shared an Adorable Video of Son Win Saying "Mama" For the First Time
Ciara posted the cutest video of baby son Win saying "mama" for the first time. "A Momma loves when her baby says MA MA the 1st time," she captioned the clip.


- Ciara posted the cutest video of baby son Win saying "mama" for the first time.
- "A Momma loves when her baby says MA MA the 1st time," she captioned the clip. "Haha Da Da @DangeRussWilson."
- Baby Win arrived in late July.
Some adorable baby content to see you through to the weekend: Ciara shared an extremely cute video on Instagram of baby son Win Harrison Wilson, in which the little one says "mama" for the first time. "Win, say mama! Can you say mama?" Ciara asks her 4-month-old son in the video, while holding him on her lap. And Win, after trying out a few general baby sounds, absolutely nails it!
Ciara teased husband Russell Wilson in the caption, writing, "A Momma loves when her baby says MA MA the 1st time :) Haha Da Da @DangeRussWilson." Wilson responded in the comments: "Hahaha he needs to practice “DaDa” more."
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Last month, Ciara opened up about her difficult pregnancy with Win, calling it the "slowest" of her pregnancies to date. Speaking to E! News at the American Music Awards, she shared the physical challenges she experienced while pregnant and explained why she and Wilson focused on charity while in lockdown. "We were really trying to find ways to impact and give back and it has been a blessing to be able to give back during a time like this when so much is being taken away," Ciara said of their charitable efforts, including their March donation of a million meals to a Seattle food bank. "This pregnant lady needed something to help the mind get through it."
Reflecting on the physical impact of her pregnancy with Win, Ciara said, "My body was so achy, I thought I was going to need a cane at the end of my pregnancy, to be honest." She continued. "I was penguin-walking throughout the house at the end, but the creativity helped me get through it all and it was a blessing to be able to go to."
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Emily Dixon is a British journalist who’s contributed to CNN, Teen Vogue, Time, Glamour, The Guardian, Wonderland, The Big Roundtable, Bust, and more, on everything from mental health to fashion to political activism to feminist zine collectives. She’s also a committed Beyoncé, Kacey Musgraves, and Tracee Ellis Ross fan, an enthusiastic but terrible ballet dancer, and a proud Geordie lass.