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It’s difficult to imagine that anyone would have a problem with a mother feeding their child, but the truth is stories of breastfeeding mothers suffering abuse because they dared to do it in public are still all too common.
Fortunately, more and more women in the spotlight are doing their part to empower women by using their platforms to share beautiful, intimate photographs of themselves nursing their children.
Celebrity mamas everywhere have embarked on a mission to normalise the beauty that is breastfeeding and we are here for it!
Check out some of our favourite boobin’ mammas keeping it real in the gallery below …
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Gogglebox Mamma, Sarah Marie Fahd is a multitasking queen!
Proving that a baby’s gotta drink when a baby’s gotta drink, Gogglebox Australia’s Sarah Marie nails multitasking as she feeds 15-month-old baby Malik while standing up.
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Ashley Graham
The American model shared a sweet video of her one-year-old son, Isaac breastfeeding.
In the clip, Ashley, 33 is lying down feeding Isaac, while he pulls and grabs at the side of her breast.
Many breastfeeding mums – past and present – could relate to the clip.
“This is where you get tiny cuts from those baby nails lol! Happened to me all the time,” wrote one follower.
“Ouch! The boob pinch! I remember it well. Loved breast feeding my two,” added another.
“I miss this so much,” wrote actress Alyssa Milano.
Watch the intimate breastfeeding video below.
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Anna Heinrich
Doting dad, former Bachelor Tim Robards shared this gorgeous moment between wife, Anna Heinrich and two-month-old daughter, Elle.
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Teresa Palmer
Aussie actor, Teresa Palmer shared an incredible image of herself breastfeeding her daughter 21-month-old Poet, who in turn was cradling her own baby doll.
The 34-year-old wrote: “Poet is nursing her baby while I’m nursing mine! Basking in these still moments of love.”
(Image: Instagram)
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Laura Byrne
On 20 June, 2019, Laura Byrne and her ‘Bachelor‘ fiancé ‘Matty J‘ Johnson welcomed a beautiful baby girl, Marlie-Mae Rose and the pair have been keeping’ it real on social media ever since.
Including this early moment between Laura and Marlie-Mae which the jewellery designer captioned: “Milkshakes all round”.
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Ashley Graham
Model Ashley Graham welcomed son Isaac in early 2020, and keeping in line with the body positivity campaign she advocated during her pregnancy, the star continued to empower women by sharing the real moments of motherhood as she experienced them, just like this tender cafe moment with her feeding babe.
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Kourtney Kardashian
Every bobbins mamma is familiar with expressing that milk.
Even the Kardashians!
“What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas,” captioned Koutney Kardashian beside this breast pump selfie on a night away from the kids.
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Jenna Dewan
Jenna Dewan is a regular poster of her breastfeeding moments with her sweet baby boy, Callum Michael Rebel Kazee with partner, Steve Kazee.
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She’s the ‘realest’ of them all, so it would come as no surprise that breastfeeding her children was as sharable as what she ate for lunch and that’s exactly why Chrissy Teigen has the hearts of mums the world over.
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Kate Hudson
Images of Kate Hudson pausing an at-home barre workout with friend, Erin Foster to feed her newborn daughter Rani Rose helped normalise all of the things breastfeeding mums can achieve.
At one point on the same day, Erin shared: “Motherhood doesn’t slow us down,” over a video of Kate doing leg lifts, lunges, and more while nursing baby Rani.
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Gwen Stefani
In July 2014, Gwen Stefani shared this beautiful candid moment nursing her son Apollo looking over the picturesque Swiss Alps.
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Amy Schumer
Helping normalise the fact that breastfeeding is not for everyone, Amy Schumer told Oprah.
“Breastfeeding wasn’t the right fit for our family—it was too much on me and I was starting to feel bad.
“And it occurred to me: I can stop breastfeeding. And he’s so healthy, and he’s so good. That pressure is real, but what I realised is that it was self-inflicted.
“So, I’m not trying to vilify the other women who said these things to me—it’s gonna happen, you’re going to feel all these pressures about a lot of different things about being a mum, or just being a woman.
‘But if you let it get to you, it’s on you. I had to stop and say, no, this is all self-inflicted. I’m going to get rid of this guilt and do what’s right for me and my family and what makes me feel healthy.”
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