Issa Pantoja faces an alarming change in her son Cairo's behavior. Issa Pantoja is once again in the spotlight due to developments in her family. Her youngest son Cairo suddenly stopped eating, which has caused concern for the TV presenter. Family care and new challenges are once again being discussed in the Spanish media.
In recent weeks, Isa Pantoja's name has resurfaced in society columns—but this time not due to family reconciliations, but because of worrying changes at home. As noted by Divinity, the TV presenter's younger son, Cairo, who recently turned ten months old, has suddenly stopped eating his usual food. This development has sparked discussions and new questions for the young mother, who does not hide her concern.
Family care comes first
Although Isa is already raising her older son Alberto, her second experience of motherhood has been completely different. Surrounded by her husband Asraf Beno and amid the widely discussed reconciliation between her mother and brother Kiko Rivera, Isa has chosen to focus on her family. According to Divinity, she is now fully immersed in caring for her children and is even considering moving if she manages to sell her house in Puerto de Santa María.
However, it is the youngest, Cairo, who has become the source of new worries. On her social media, Isa shared that the baby has become especially demanding of her attention: he would not let her out of his sight even for a minute, not even during ordinary household chores. It was only later that the reason became clear—Cairo was teething, and new lower incisors had appeared, which, according to Isa, was accompanied by significant discomfort.
Appetite problems and an unexpected setback
The teething period brought not only fussiness but also feeding difficulties. As Issa recounts, during these days her son would only agree to eat purees, and any attempt to offer other foods resulted in refusal. When the teeth finally came in, the situation seemed to improve: Cairo started eating solid food. But a few days later, everything changed— the little one once again began to categorically reject all dishes, even his favorites. Issa admits to feeling confused: she tries different recipes, but Cairo simply throws the food away. In her reflections, the TV host even considers that her son might be experiencing the so-called “12-month crisis,” though she’s not certain about it.
No trouble with sleep, but questions remain
Amidst all the worries about feeding, there is a positive aspect: Cairo sleeps well. According to Issa, after consulting a child sleep specialist, her son began falling asleep on his own and now sleeps for eleven hours straight— from nine in the evening to eight in the morning. For the young mother, this has been a real relief, and she admits she is willing to deal with mealtime fussiness as long as the nighttime awakenings don’t return.
The family struggles of Isa Pantoja have not gone unnoticed by the public. Spanish media are increasingly discussing how celebrities are speaking openly about the challenges of motherhood and the changes in life after having children. For example, similar topics were raised by Cristina Pedroche when she shared her experiences about changes in her body after her second child — her candor sparked a wave of support, which was reported in detail in the RUSSPAIN article.
Meanwhile, Isa Pantoja continues to seek answers and shares her observations with followers, acknowledging that even for the most public families, there are times when caring for loved ones becomes more important than any social news.
