While LA Dodgers’ first baseman Freddie Freeman recuperated from his WBC hamstring injury and returned to the plate full of energy and confidence, his wife, Chelsea, was always there for him. As she supported her husband in his recovery, she also took care of their kids. And now, when Freddie is fulfilling his MLB duties, Chelsea is reminiscing a common parenting struggle that she went through with their firstborn, Frederick Charles Freeman II.
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Freddie Jr., like his father, has a knack for hitting baseballs. And while a kid playing baseball can look cute, it can also become a nuisance very soon. Chelsea recently looked back at one of those adorable moments of Charlie. Doing so, she realized not long ago that it was not normal.
What did Chelsea say about her firstborn?
Taking to Instagram, Chelsea posted a story of Freddie Jr. at one year old, hitting balls at midnight. With the story, she wrote, “Charlie as a 1 year old.”
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Additionally, she wrote, “He would literally hit for hours. Now that I have two more kids I realize this is not normal.”
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Parenting one child is tough enough, let alone three. And now that Chelsea has realized that this is not normal, she might make certain changes in letting her kid play continuously for hours.
Freddie Freeman threw a big bash for their other kids!
The energetic Junior Freddie is now six years old and is also the elder brother of two-year-old twins Brandon and Maximus. In February this year, the twins turned two, and to celebrate the special moment; the couple threw a big bash based on the theme of one of the most famous movie franchises, Fast and Furious.
Not only was the bash successful, but the couple also shared some pictures of the iconic party that every kid, even an adult, might want to attend. Even though the birthday post was a couple of months late, it was indeed a stunning setup.
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Like Freddie Jr., did you also have a habit of where you wanted to do a certain thing for hours? If so, share your stories with us in the comments below!
