Francisco Lindor and wife Katia have had a busy last few months as they welcomed their third child to the family. Lindor stepped away from the New York Mets for a day for the arrival of their baby boy, but he went right back to work the next day.
On Apr. 4, the focus for Katia was on her three children as she managed to capture all of them in her Instagram story.
"The most perfect thing we've ever made @lindor12bc," Katia Lindor captioned the story (translated to English)


Daughters Kalina and Amapola have been at Citi Field supporting Francisco Lindor over the last few years, and they are now taking the role of big sisters. Son Koa was born on Mar 31, 2025, and the pregnancy journey was captured and shared on Instagram by Katia.
Lindor and Katia have been married since 2021, and they have also shown each other incredible support since that time.
Francisco Lindor's wife Katia Shares thoughts on final home birth
Francisco Lindor was not away from the New York Mets long for the birth of his first son, but he was able to witness wife Katia undergo another home birth. Lindor introduced son Koa to the world on his Instagram page and Katia shared her thoughts on her final home birth.
"3.30.2025 -- The last time. The final home birth. A chapter closing. And with it comes the bittersweetness of it all -- the deep gratitude for having had this sacred experience three times, and the quiet relief in knowing this part of my journey is complete," said Katia.
Katia Lindor decided to give birth at home as opposed to going the traditional route in the hospital. She added some thoughts about what these experiences have taught her.
"Motherhood has taught me to hold space for both: the joy and the grief, the fullness and the letting go. It has stretched me in ways I never imagined, expanding not just my heart and my body, but my mind, my spirit, my entire being," she added.
It will take some time before Katia and the three children are able to cheer on Lindor for the Mets, but he will continue to try to make time to visit home to be by his newborn son's side.