Kylie Jenner’s Bestie Jordyn Woods Is Acting as Her Birthing Coach as Due Date Nears (REPORT)
She’s getting ready for baby! Pregnant Kylie Jenner is just weeks away from her February due date and even though she has yet to officially announce her pregnancy, she’s still very much focused on preparing for the birth of her first child. Earlier this week, Kylie was spotted out in public for the first time with a visible baby bump, and now sources revealed that she’s already chosen a birthing coach to help her through labor — and it’s not her baby daddy, Travis Scott.
Kylie is currently taking Lamaze classes online and she’s leaning on her best friend Jordyn Woods to act as her partner, a source revealed to TMZ. Kylie is learning how to use the childbirth technique — which includes breathing and relaxation methods like massages — and she’s doing so in the privacy of her own home, since she is avoiding being seen in public to keep her pregnancy private.
In addition to taking the classes, Kylie is also nesting and she’s already finished decorating her baby’s nursery, according to People, thanks to the help of her momager, Kris Jenner. Kylie is also surrounding herself with her support system in the weeks leading up to her delivery, and she spends most nights either sleeping over at Kris’ house or staying at her house with Jordyn.
But it seems like her nesting phase is definitely getting stronger, because Kylie was photographed while touring a construction site in Hidden Hills, CA with her mom and Jordyn, and reports claim that she was surveying the property because she plans to build a compound on in it so that she can have a more private, secluded life once her baby arrives.
“[Kylie is] looking for a quieter life, and wants to buy land to build a compound. Kylie wants to build a farm, garden, and have a horse stable,” an insider told Entertainment Tonight. “Even a pregnant Kylie is all business.”
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