タミン・サーソクのインスタグラム(tamminsursok) - 8月7日 01時23分

So many beautiful posts about #nationalbreastfeedingweek. Breastfeeding your baby is one of the greatest rewards and honors you get to do as a mother. I also want to acknowledge the mothers who don’t breastfeed or who can’t. Breastfeeding for me was the hardest thing I’ve ever done. I tried everything. For longer than I should of. When I saw cracks in my mental and emotional state I stopped. I chose both of us. Lennon is thriving and 97% in height and weight. We made the right decision for us. You are worthy as a mother. No matter how you feed your child. Let’s support mothers in every way they come ❤️

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meldavidson89 Thanks @tamminsursok I was unable to breastfeed all 3 of my boys not that I didn’t try because I did but it just didn’t work out that way for me. It kind of makes things a little easier because it means Dad can do some of the feeds when he’s home lol. Our youngest will be 6 weeks old tomorrow (Thursday in Australia) and is currently nocturnal so we’re surviving off little sleep. I know I should be used to it because it’s my 3rd time but my older 2 are 9 years old and nearly 4 years old so it’s been a while since there was a baby in the house lol.

theaspanou Absolutely agree with this! But on the other hand, I was lucky enough to be able to breastfeed my daughter who was born on and has remained on the 9th percentile her whole life and I was always made to feel like I should be switching to formula because she wasn’t big or chubby enough when in actually fact if a child stays on and steadily grows on a percentile they are thriving. Breastfeed, bottle feed, 1%, 100% - it takes all sorts! Happy and healthy is all that matters in the end 💖

sal_j_s I’m so glad you talk about this @tamminsursok. I’ve certainly gone through my struggles with breast feeding my boys. It’s so much better when we talk about it so other mums don’t feel like they’re the only person who can’t feed. With my first baby I felt like there was something wrong with me, like why couldn’t I do this😢. I felt so much better when I met other mums who had struggled too and I realised I wasn’t alone.

jaimie.and.celeste Me too girl 💖 made it 6 weeks but knew I needed to cut myself a break somehow as I could only exclusively breast pump and bottle feed. Best decision ever and my baby is often described as “chunker” & “round”. So much props to the mothers who are able to physically and mentally keep up with the toll of breastfeeding and words of encouragement and reassurance for the moms who can’t.

wearethefoxes89 Beautifully said. 💕 I couldn’t breastfeed my first and my second I’m almost 9 weeks in on breastfeeding and unfortunately he isn’t gaining enough weight. So I’m not sure how much longer I’ll be able to confine. But I’ll try my best. I think so long as you’re doing what’s best for you and your baby, you’re being a wonderful mum. ❤️

giulia.2802 My problem was my partner... he looked at me “badly” whenever I told him I wanted to stop breastfeeding 😞 so I had to go through the pain of having my daughter eating from my right breast... very hard time.. it’s a very sad thing when your partner doesn’t understand you

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