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Radhika Pandit On Ayra's Fussy Sleeping Habit! Actress Craves For Few Hours Of Uninterrupted Sleep
Radhika Pandit opened up about baby Ayra's fussy sleeping habit and how she craves for a few hours of uninterrupted sleep. She is expecting her second child with husband Yash.
It is hard enough to handle one infant, let alone nursing two at a time! Sandalwood actress Radhika Pandit is expecting her second child with husband Yash. But, their daughter Ayra is only 10 months old, and the actress is due soon for her second baby. Although, she is enjoying motherhood, handling her baby daughter has been quite the task for pregnant Radhika. In an interview with Pinkvilla, she has opened up about baby Ayra's fussy sleeping habit and how she craves for a few hours of uninterrupted sleep.
Radhika's Moment Of Victory
Radhika Pandit is currently on a break from cinema, as her only focus is motherhood. She loves being around Ayra and her Instagram posts reflect the same. But, it hasn't always been fun for the actress. Talking about her daughter, she said, "The victory moment for me is when I successfully get her to bed because there are days and nights when she refuses to sleep."
She Craves For Sound Sleep
"I have tried all different kinds of stuff, singing and pacifying her and everything but she would just not sleep. I think that is the victory moment for me when I get her to bed and catch four hours of uninterrupted sleep," she further added.
Yash Has Taught Her Patience
Playing a mother's role might at times get exhausting, but Radhika always has Yash by her side. In another interview, she stated that Yash is an amazing father, who has taught her how to remain patient and maintain calm. She says she's blessed with the best.
On Working With Yash
Yash and Radhika have featured together in four hit films. It's been a while since the couple collaborated for a film. However, Radhika says that she and Yash would come together if a good script demands it. "We don't want to do any film...we want to really do a film which requires our combination and is worth it," she concluded.
