Jimena Barón shared the ritual she performed before the birth of her second child

A few weeks away from becoming a mother for the second time,  Jimena Barón once again opened the doors to her private life through her social media and shared a very intimate detail with her followers. The singer and actress, known for her authenticity, posted a moving ritual she repeats every time she prepares to give birth, painting her delivery.

"The moment has come when I sit down to visualize and paint my delivery," Jimena wrote in an Instagram story, alongside an image showing brushes, temperas, and a box full of colors. Beyond the visual, this practice has a deep emotional meaning for her and those who engage in the same task days before giving birth."A painting that I then have at the moment of giving birth and helps me to mentally prepare and stay strong. I already did it with Momo," she added, referring to her son Morrison, from her previous relationship with Daniel Osvaldo.

This second pregnancy, resulting from her relationship with Matías Palleiro,  is marked by a mix of emotions, gratitude, and spiritual connection, according to her sincere words.

The influencer also humorously shared an image of a shaman performing a purification ritual with leaves, writing next to it:  "Me when the due date approaches," and contrasting it with another photograph of a surprised woman, titled: "My family, friends, and my followers,"  which humorously reflects what those people think of her maternity ritual.

A few days ago, the singer celebrated an intimate baby shower surrounded by family and friends, including her sister Isabel, a key figure in this present for her. The event was decorated with handcrafted details, creating a warm atmosphere that reflected the tenderness of this new stage that is just beginning.

In April, she posted a series of photos on the beach showing her belly, accompanied by a deep message: "For me, being a mom is the best thing that happened to me in life. And my life was already beautiful. I await you, son, with my heart in my hands, for you to take it as your brother already did."