Without a doubt, one of the best experiences of my life (besides becoming a mother, of course), is having been able to exclusively breastfeed my babies. I admit that at the beginning it was hard, but when repeating experience obviously the subject was much more rolled. Today I want to share what were those teachings that the first one left me, and that I applied directly when I breastfed for the second time.
It happened in France, next door. And in this century, not in the Middle Ages. It seems a lie, and it is not something common, but there are still specific acts of "tetaphobia" in the twenty-first century.
Paula EchevarrÃa has been the mother of her second son, Miguel Jr., at 43 years old, and shares the most tender images, completely in love with her little one. The actress has joined the celebrities who are openly breastfeeding their babies on social networks, a very necessary message to normalize breastfeeding in view of everyone, because it is the most normal and natural thing in the world.
Many years ago (and unfortunately still recommended by some outdated healthcare professionals), the most widespread recommendation regarding breastfeeding was to breastfeed the baby every three hours and for 10 minutes on each breast.
Breastfeeding is a human right for mothers and babies, recognized and protected by the United Nations (UN). However, when it comes to breastfeeding in...
It seems that a routine as natural as breastfeeding in public does not quite catch on in everyone's mind and that there is still a long way to go. If not, tell Marcella Mares, a university student in California (United States) who suffered the humiliation of a teacher during one of her online classes for breastfeeding her baby.
It is not the first time that Patricia Montero has raised a stir by publishing a photo breastfeeding her little daughter Layla, who was born almost a year ago. It seems incredible, and it is unfortunate, that for some people the most natural thing in the world, like feeding your baby, is seen as a provocation.
A couple of years ago we echoed this wonderful initiative from a bar in Argüello, Córdoba, Argentina, which is still in force and deserves to be shared and imitated, since unfortunately mothers and their nursing babies are not welcome in all places.
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
