カテリーナ・スコーソンのインスタグラム(caterinascorsone) - 8月4日 04時56分

It’s World Breastfeeding Week!! What’s most important is that you get your baby fed. But for those who CAN breastfeed, breast milk is jam packed with all kinds of nutrients that boost immunity and fortify the microbiome. Anecdotally, my kids are 7 and 2 and neither has ever had an ear infection or needed antibiotics. Was it all the breastfeeding? Maybe. #breastsaremiraculous #notjustformotorboats #breastfeeding.❤️ PART TWO: For all the Mamas who are in pain about not being able to breastfeed (for physical, emotional or work reasons) know that we all know you are fantastic moms who love your kids so much that you wanted them to be nourished in the best way that they could be. While medical science does confirm that breastfeeding is the healthiest option when possible and demonstrates that is does statistically reduce the number of ear infections, each kid is different. Some kids who are breastfed will get ear infections and some kids who aren’t won’t. We are talking about statistics, not individual stories (except my own). The bigger problem I see on this feed is the number of women who have internalized shame for whatever their parenting choices or their children’s needs were. This shame is handed down and absorbed through a culture that is historically toxic to women and mothers whether they breastfeed or not. What this post is intended for is to release women who can and want to breastfeed from any shame that used to be associated with their breasts. While also beautiful, breasts are miraculous tools for nourishment and motherhood rather than solely sexualized objects of the male gaze. For any women who are hurting, I deeply and lovingly hope that you can release and heal any shame you have accepted or taken on as a result of your feeding choices. And for the women who want to breastfeed but feel self conscious about it, I hope you can feel free and excited to nourish your baby in a way that has fantastic health benefits for you both. ❤️👍🏻🌕🌕

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bbricketts When I got pregnant with my daughter I knew I was not going to be able to breast feed her due to medical issues. So I made the decision to pump exclusively. I think the most hurtful thing was people judging me for “bottle feeding” my daughter. But if they had taken the time to ask me I would have told them she drinking 100% breast milk. The other thing that really hurt was having family sit there and tell me I should be breast feeding her and asking if I would eventually. Being attached to a pump and not being able to have that bond with her was something I had to slowly come to terms with. Even though I was not able to breast feed her I was lucky enough to be a over producer and I was thankful enough to be able to feed my daughter breast milk for 9 months of her life. Because i was a over producer and was able to pump, it allowed me to donate to mommies who could not produce milk.

joannejo1991 @caterinascorsone I couldn't breastfeed my little one. She wouldn't even want to try to latch. Was terribly stressful time. No support, was on my own. And all I wanted to do was to give my baby what's best. Went through really rough time witg depression caused by this. When I was totally on the bottom I started treatment. It was the most difficult time in my life which I wanted to end at the time. I won. Became a mom, I was fighting for my daughter. Now 2 years later I know it doesn't matter how you feed your baby as long as you with them and show all the love ❤️

pia_r_gue I couldn't breastfeed my daughter since we had a death within our family one day after giving birth. It hit me so hard that I had even overseen my daughters jaundice. My pregnancy wasn't easy either (2 death within family while being pregnant) I was pushed to try to breastfeed her but I couldn't. I felt like a bad mother a lot and for months after birth but it wasn't my fault. I did everything right I could. The pain of letting 3 beloved ones go within 7 months, a heavy pregnancy and c-section had me in so much pain. But I don't feel any guilt no more.

omelia4ever You're the most inspiring person in the world! You deserve every good thing that happened to you and that will happen.❤️ You're the one that keeps everyone sane with the wise words, with the role model that you always gave us. Also your smile is more than I can explain. It's wonderful and it's full of happiness. You love your family more than anything and you teach people how to live their life without being worried about people's prejudices. You're an inspiration to all of us. WE love you @caterinascorsone . Also the #'s are hilarious 🤪

marietrn17 Do what you want with your children but stop telling others what to do! Whether your child is breastfed or not has nothing to do with the illnesses he will have. My daughter has never been breastfed by choice and she is never sick. Stop believing that you are above others, that you have made better choices and that your connection is stronger because you are breastfeeding. There are tired of the donor of lessons! Do what you want with your body and stop trying to force others to do like you!

cdeball I don’t think anyone is necessarily internalizing shame. I had suicidal PPD because I couldn’t breastfeed. Sobbing over my son as he refused to latch and woke up every 30 minutes to eat caused me to live out the worst time of my life. I think what causes shame is when women who made the decision to formula feed have to relive how they couldn’t or didn’t want to BF during this past week. Constantly being bombarded with bow breast is best, yaddah yaddah bull crap!

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