Motherhood (tmi pic)

Mariah • Thu, Jan 31

12:25am

15 month old and 1 month old

Dont mind my boobs that are being forced in completely different directions 😂

The things we do for our babies❤

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*side note: if you dont agree, then you can do as you please with your children. Nursing is a way to bond with your children. It makes her feel safe and comforted. I will not take that from her. She will choose to stop when SHE is ready. Im not going to stop because others think its an "inappropriate" age. She can be 30 and on my breasts and your opinion wont change a damn thing.

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But thank you to the wonderful people who see the beauty in breastfeeding like i do. And thank you for the support 💙

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COMMENT (42)

Posted at Thu, Jan 31 2019

Beautiful. Wish we didn't have to call these photos 'tmi'!

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tashana • Feb 3, 2019

I agree. So natural and beautiful

Posted at Thu, Jan 31 2019

I want to do this when my baby is born i had to stop breastfeeding my other baby because i got pregnant and I’m high risk but she still tries to latch. She’s 13 months I’m 20 weeks pregnant now. Can’t wait ❤️

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Mariah • Jan 31, 2019

It's definitely hard but well worth it❤

Posted at Thu, Jan 31 2019

May I ask if you had to stop breastfeeding your first to conceive your second and you started back up, or if you were able to conceive while breastfeeding?

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Cassidy • Feb 8, 2019

Wow! You all are so amazing and inspirational! Good job mommas! It’s so interesting how all of your experiences vary

Ca • Feb 6, 2019

im 32 weeks and still nursing a 23 month old!

Frances • Feb 3, 2019

I’m 24 weeks pregnant nursing my 20 month old. I definitely had a drop in supply maybe around 10 weeks i cant remember (i dont pump but i could tell by way less swallowing when she feeds) but she was over 1 so it wasn’t a big deal nutrition wise and she has been happy to continue nursing with less milk.

Posted at Mon, Feb 04 2019

Did you let one boob dry up so it could produce colostrum when the baby was born? I always wondered how that worked or if it was even possible to do. ALSO you rock!!!

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Bl • Feb 4, 2019

Amazing 😱😱

Mariah • Feb 4, 2019

No i was producing it towards the end of my pregnancy without having to let my boobs dry up and thank you!

Posted at Tue, Feb 05 2019