{"id":253,"date":"2025-08-15T18:03:34","date_gmt":"2025-08-15T18:03:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/ie\/253\/"},"modified":"2025-08-15T18:03:34","modified_gmt":"2025-08-15T18:03:34","slug":"nia-booko-posts-update-on-new-baby-after-the-valley-season-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/ie\/253\/","title":{"rendered":"Nia Booko Posts Update on New Baby After The Valley Season 2"},"content":{"rendered":"

Nia Sanchez Booko<\/a> and husband, Danny Booko<\/a>, are soaking up as much time as they can with their 2-month-old daughter, Adelaide Booko<\/a>, now that\u00a0The Valley<\/a>\u00a0Season 2 has wrapped.\u00a0The Valley\u00a0couple are now the parents to four children<\/a> under four years old, and they are loving every single second of it. Nia recently took to her Instagram Story, where she posted a photo sitting in a chair holding Adelaide against her chest.<\/p>\n

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The Booko’s newest addition looked\u00a0so\u00a0happy to be snuggled up against her mama while wearing her sleep sack. But, Nia admitted in the caption of the post that things have not been easy with Adelaide during this postpartum period. “Haven’t posted anything in just about a week,” she wrote. “Soaking up all these sweet moments and snuggles.”<\/p>\n

“Plusssss she’s been having a hard time sleeping so I’m really running on fumes lately,” she wrote, along with a sleeping emoji.<\/p>\n

Days later, she shared another look at the little tot and couldn’t help but gush about her. She captioned the moment, “So much hair and so so big already.”<\/p>\n

Nia Sanchez Booko reveals one of her “family traditions” with Danny<\/p>\n

Nia took to Instagram<\/a> in another post where she shared a look at her and Danny’s life as a family of six. In the Reel, the family went to the farmer’s market together, where they were helped by Nia’s mom, who was visiting them.\u00a0<\/p>\n

“I grew up in a family that didn’t have a lot of traditions whether they were weekly, monthly, or even annual traditions, so I love that we are starting this new thing where we are going to the farmer’s market almost every week to the best of our ability in our new community,” she explained in the voice over.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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“Finding magic and all the small moments,” Nia wrote in the caption of the post. “I love this little tradition we are attempting to start for our family.”<\/p>\n

Nia’s BFF, Kristen Doute<\/a>, took to the comments of the post, where she revealed that she wants to tag along next time with her baby daughter, Kaia<\/a>. “We’re coming next time!” she wrote.<\/p>\n

\"KikiNia Sanchez Booko shares a look at life postpartum<\/p>\n

Nia took to Instagram<\/a> in July, while on vacation in Michigan, where she shared a look at her life, seven weeks after giving birth to Adelaide. In the video, Nia can be seen taking her oldest child, son, Asher<\/a>, for a walk while with with Adelaide, who was held against her chest in a carrier. “POV: You are determined to have a good day no matter how tired you are (7 weeks postpartum),” she wrote over the video.<\/p>\n

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“It’s a great day to have a great day,” Nia added in the caption of the post. “Even if you are a sleep-deprived mama (or dada). It ain’t easy…but we can do it. Just one foot in front of the other.”<\/p>\n

Nia Sanchez Booko reveals what’s next for her<\/p>\n

Before Nia gave birth, she spoke with\u00a0The Daily Dish,\u00a0where she opened up about what she was looking forward to<\/a> once Adelaide arrived. Nia revealed that she was excited to have a “spicy margarita” and get “Botox, for sure.”<\/p>\n

But, she also admitted that she was most looking forward to soaking up time with her children, including 2-year-old twin daughters, Zariah and Isabelle Booko<\/a>. “Honestly, this postpartum season, it’s going to be hard with three small kids at home,” she explained. “But I really just want to take in as much time as I can, heal, [and] mentally, emotionally, physically recover.”<\/p>\n

Learn more about Nia’s postpartum plastic surgery plans<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\u2014 Additional reporting by Stephanie Gomulka<\/p>\n