Although we all know that breastfeeding is an act of love and feeding that should be seen as something natural, there is still a certain rejection of it being done in public, which is why on several occasions we have seen celebrities defending it, supporting it and promoting it to normalize it in public.
Now, a women’s magazine in Mexico joins this movement, and shares a beautiful cover in which the breasts are the protagonists and exalt breastfeeding for what it is: something beautiful and natural .
It has been in this month’s edition of the women’s magazine Marie Claire in Mexico, where two famous Mexican actresses appear on the cover showing their breasts, but for a great reason: to normalize breastfeeding .
Zuria Vega and Aislinn Derbez posed with their babies for a cover that we have undoubtedly loved, since it shows them breastfeeding their children: Luka, 4 months and Kailani, 19 months, respectively.
Voices without censorship We present you the October edition, where breasts in all their facets become protagonists. Aislinn Derbez and Zuria Vega tell us about the value in a woman’s body and the naturalness of breastfeeding. We also celebrate our 30th anniversary in Mexico, at a time when women are leaders on the world stage. @fabiolazamora #marieclaire #momentsthatmatter #octoberissue #zuriavega #aislinnderbez
In this image, we not only see two mothers who have chosen to support breastfeeding in public, but in Aislinn’s case, she also promotes breastfeeding beyond the first year of life , following the recommendation of the World Organization for the Health of breastfeeding at least up to two years.
In addition, the actresses, who frequently share with their followers how their experience with motherhood has been and have even shown their support for breastfeeding, speak within the magazine about the naturalness of this act and how motherhood has changed their lives. life .
Regarding their appearance on the cover breastfeeding their children, both actresses share with great pride on their social networks having been part of this incredible image :
“Women united are more powerful. Share this cover with @aislinnderbez a woman I respect and admire. Take these photos in a place full of working women and mothers. She made this cover special, real, hormonal, feminine. Breastfeeding is life. Women who nurture, reinvent themselves and are reborn. ” – Zuria Vega
“😍a cover too special and my favorite so far … Real, beautiful, funny and important themes that @marieclaire la and @kira de_moda have decided to play in this edition esta .. and I really want to share with you more and more the things that really inspire me and matter to me … this is just beginning 😍 And thank you @zuriavvega for being such a beautiful example in every way! ” – Aislinn Derbez
The importance of normalizing and making breastfeeding visible
In Babies and More we fully support breastfeeding and have spoken on several occasions about how it should be normalized, because breastfeeding in public or for a long time is not hippie nor should it be seen as something grotesque or immoral , however it is something that still continues. happening and for which nursing mothers are sometimes harassed or attacked.
Fortunately, the support that is given to breastfeeding and the beautiful natural act of breastfeeding in public is increasing, as has been done with this cover and the initiatives that many celebrities have on social networks, so we hope that soon Stop criticizing yourself for mothers who breastfeed in public or for a long time.
Photo | Marie Claire Magazine Mexico and Latin America
