16 Celebrities Who, When Breastfeeding Their Babies, Don’t Care What “Others Will Say”

Being a woman is not a simple task. And when we talk about motherhood, the equation tends to get even more complicated. Among all the challenges brought about by the arrival of a child is that of meeting the most basic need of the baby: food. And to help make breastfeeding stop being seen as something “embarrassing” or “inappropriate”, several celebrities do not hesitate when it comes to breastfeeding their children in public, full of pride and without hiding from anyone.

The team of awesome.club gives a round of applause to the celebrities who empower breastfeeding and measures related to the practice (such as expressing milk). After all, is there anything more natural and human than that?

“I just wanted to share some of my feelings about breastfeeding. Last week was my last breastfeeding Banks (my 6 month old son). I’m a working mother, and let me tell you this: pumping at work sucks. I usually do this while they do my makeup and hair, with four hands working on top of me and a lot of people around me.
Even if I was lucky enough to be in my own room, this could not be considered ‘rest’ as one has to sit still for the milk to flow. Also, her nipples are attached to an aggressive machine that makes an annoying sound and generates an echo in my brain day and night (I swear the breast pump and I had many conversations at midnight and at 3 am).
Afterwards, you need to find a place to sterilize the containers and keep the milk cold. Your milk production drops dramatically when you don’t feed as much as before, as well as compromising contact and connection with the baby 😞. So I started eating things, taking pills and whatever else I was told to increase production.

But beyond all the complaints, I have to say that I (almost always) enjoyed breastfeeding. I know a lot of women can’t do it, and I’m grateful that I did. For six beautiful months. However, I needed a break. It was almost destroyed. For the stress of expressing the milk and for the baby who was irritable or who already wanted more of my breast when I could give it.

I was sad and frustrated, feeling like a failure all the time, when in reality I am a super mom. We do a lot because we can. We feel like superheroes… because we are!”