Cubby Becomes A Dad! [PHOTOS]

Paul “Cubby” Bryant has enjoyed an amazing career in radio, and now the WLTW (106.7 Lite FM)/New York Morning Show Talent is on a personal high. He and his his wife Koko are the proud first time parents of Naomi Rose Bryant, who arrived on Monday, January 27th at 4:13 am.

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In an Instagram post showcasing his beautiful daughter, Cubby opened up about an issue Naomi has. Here’s part of what he wrote:

It has been an exhausting but wonderful experience at St.Peter’s since we checked into L&D on Sunday @ 7:15AM. Since then our birthing journey has taken us to postpartum recovery for Koko and a completely unplanned NICU stopover for baby Naomi. She was born with a cleft palate, which is serious, although you can’t see it, the roof of her mouth is part missing so it affects her feeding/swallowing. We are grateful that they caught it immediately, blessed that it is treatable and lucky there’s an entire specialist team on-site. We have been surrounded by an overwhelming abundance of love and support from family, friends and even strangers, like the nurses and doctors we meet.

Best wishes to Naomi, Koko and Cubby.

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Are we getting flipped off? 😂 For so many years I’ve seen friends and family post sonogram pictures and thought to myself “Isn’t anything private anymore?” But then it happens to you and you totally understand the excitement. The feeling of wanting to share the euphoria with everybody!!!! #babycoming #january31 #firstkid #week24

A post shared by Paul (Cubby) Bryant (@paulcubbybryant) on Oct 11, 2019 at 9:50am PDT

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Our world has now arrived in this world! Naomi Rose Bryant born at 4:13am on January 27th. 8lbs 12 ounces. 21 inches long. Mom and baby are resting comfortably. A family pic coming very soon. 😊 Thank You everybody for the love and encouragement you’ve given us along the way. #baby #rookieparents #love #family

A post shared by Paul (Cubby) Bryant (@paulcubbybryant) on Jan 27, 2020 at 5:28am PST

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Naomi is 12 hours old. 😊❤️The parents are on no sleep, but it’s all worth every single second. And I can’t get over how amazing everybody is here at @saintpetersuniversity hospital. We’re getting the best care and every single staff member is so nice. Thanks for all of your comments, trying to reply to all but reading them and crying. LOL!

A post shared by Paul (Cubby) Bryant (@paulcubbybryant) on Jan 27, 2020 at 1:04pm PST

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This is long but lots to tell. Today we are being discharged. It has been an exhausting but wonderful experience at St.Peter’s since we checked into L&D on Sunday @ 7:15AM. Since then our birthing journey has taken us to postpartum recovery for Koko and a completely unplanned NICU stopover for baby Naomi. She was born with a cleft palate, which is serious, although you can’t see it, the roof of her mouth is part missing so it affects her feeding/swallowing. We are grateful that they caught it immediately, blessed that it is treatable and lucky there’s an entire specialist team on-site. We have been surrounded by an overwhelming abundance of love and support from family, friends and even strangers, like the nurses and doctors we meet. I am humbled by nurses that work tirelessly in 12 hour shifts. (Our delivery OB works 24 hour shifts, delivering baby after baby). This is a new world for us and has brought us a new meaning to life and family and how precious everything, every moment, is. Words can’t describe how emotional it has been just to have our girl finally arrive and we are reassured our baby girl will be fine. We are slightly sad to leave Naomi in NICU as they make sure she is eating the right amount, in the right time, but she is in the best hands possible 🤲🏼👶🏻 She is perfect in every way imaginable and we are so excited to bring her home shortly. I am doing my best to attend to Koko, Naomi and keep up with updating everyone! Thanks for the continued love and support and reading till the end!

A post shared by Paul (Cubby) Bryant (@paulcubbybryant) on Jan 29, 2020 at 5:45am PST