Pics: Here’s how Mets’ Francisco Lindor’s wife and new mom Katia Lindor and her family spent adorable moments in April

Everything has been a new experience, yet again, for the New York Mets’ Francisco Lindor and his wife Katia Lindor, after they became parents to their third child, Koa. Life has been full of new surprises and new responsibilities. While the couple has been taking it up really well, Katia Lindor took to Instagram where she shared glimpses from April month with her family.

The New York Mets’ Francisco Lindor’s wife Katia Lindor took to Instagram where she shared adorable moments from the summer season that featured her family. She captioned the post:
“Serving our ABCs in April…. Attitude, Breastfeeding, and Cuddles.’
The first photo shared by Katia, featured Kalina Zoe and Amapola Chloe in cute summer dresses, posing under the sun. In the second photo, Katia, a new mom, breastfed her son, Koa, while in the third photo, her daughter, Amapola held onto Koa tightly, while he slept peacefully.
The fourth photo was a screenshot of a video call, featuring her daughter, and fifth had Katia, in a resting posture with her son, Koa, who had his eyes wide open. Katia wore a colorful bandana and a white top. The next few photos featured her three kids having a time of their lives. Her two daughters are wearing cute funky sunglasses and playing around the house wearing cute dresses.
In one of the photos, Katia also shared a screenshot of her daughter, Amapola’s FaceTime with her dad, Francisco Lindor.
April has been tough and all the more exciting for the Lindor family, with the heated baseball season and new baby, it has only helped in creating many memories. One can only have expectations of what the month of May will bring.

John Mayer, singer and songwriter, and a popular name, got a chance to throw his first pitch to the New York Mets’ ace Francisco Lindor, who claims is his inspiration.
Mayer took to Instagram where he said:

“I got to throw out the first pitch to Francisco Lindor at last night's Mets’ game, and it's an experience l'll never forget. Even better to see Francisco get a home run, and to do it all with friends and family beside me put the whole night over the top. Special thanks to the Mets organization for taking such good care of us all. And the Mets won, which they've been doing a whole lot of lately."
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