Mila Kunis and fiancée Ashton Kutcher are now ready to welcome their first child together as preparations for the baby's arrival are already fixed.
First-time celeb parents are not just said to be excited for their daughter's arrival, but are also prepared when the big day comes. Although no concrete details have been released regarding the date of delivery of the "Friends with Benefits" actress, several reports claim that she and her soon to be husband are now all set to welcome their first child. There are even rumors suggesting that the "Two and A Half Men" star is becoming more nervous, especially now that his girlfriend is past her due date and is about to deliver anytime.
As part of the couple's preparation for the baby's welcome, it was said that they have already finished working on the nursery. Ashton Kutcher, who will soon become a father, has also completed his hospital route test run while he and Mila Kunis have already packed their baby bag. The excitement of the couple is said to be overflowing that the 36 year-old actor even gushed about his feelings on Twitter.
The rumored delay of Mila Kunis' delivery is said to be taking a lot of strange feelings with her fiancée which particularly revolves between excitement and anxiety. Aside from that Ashton Kutcher was even able to depict his real life situation with his TV character when he shared a photo of his living room in his CBS show filled with toys.
It is actually not just the baby's needs that the couple has been preparing. Ever since announcing the pregnancy, Mila Kunis has been spotted having frequent walks and was said to be taking yoga classes which could help her in her delivery. The actress who has previously spoken in Ellen DeGeneres' show has already opted for a natural birth without considering the interventions of medications or sedatives; however, Ashton Kutcher is said to be opposed to the idea. Rumors also claim saying that the actress' doctor advised that a natural birth will not be a favorable route for her since she's a small girl.
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