“Model feeds her baby at fashion show: ‘I want my baby to be fed in public’”

This model mother bravely breastfeeds her baby during a fashion show, declaring, “I want my baby to be breastfed in public.” Breastfeeding in public is still a controversial topic that often sparks intense debate. Why, in a culture that glorifies liberalism and frequently exposes bodies, can breastfeeding, which is such a natural behavior, evoke such intense emotions?

 

 

“Model feeds her baby at fashion show: 'I want my baby to be fed in public'”

 

American Mara Martin, who was frequently the target of criticism, exclusion, and controversy, broke the cycle by walking the catwalk alongside her breastfeeding daughter Aria during the performance.

Mara has apparently been the subject of numerous reports recently, following the Swimwear Fashion Week in Miami last July. The 32-year-old beauty, who posed for Sports Illustrated, took the stage while breastfeeding her 5-month-old child. The image quickly became widely known in the media and on social media, sparking a new debate. Some people considered it touching, while others found it embarrassing.

“Model feeds her baby at fashion show: 'I want my baby to be fed in public'”

 

 

Mara expressed her satisfaction on Instagram by writing, “There are no words strong enough to express how I feel after being selected for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit show.” It amazes me that my child and I are on the first page of newspapers for something I do every day. I’m so grateful for the chance to advocate for breastfeeding and show other women that we can all succeed. As a mother, it’s just a part of my everyday life.

 

 

“Model feeds her baby at fashion show: 'I want my baby to be fed in public'”

 

 

Reactions on social media were unavoidable. Despite the outright rejection and all the criticism and attacks that came with it, as well as the praise and positive responses on the one hand, Mara remained calm and proud of her efforts to, in her own way, try to “normalize” breastfeeding.

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