I say, good for her. Like the article said, it was only one feeding and won't likely do much in the long run for the baby, but at least he or she was fed. I think it was a good thing for her to do as far as promoting breast-feeding in a country where it seems that nursing is going by the way-side. Babies were fed by wet-nurses for hundreds of years and it was the primary way many of them were fed. It's probably not the best way to do things, but in this case, I don't see a problem with it. Interesting article, indeed!
Very interesting. I applaud her for making this very bold statement. I am all for donating breast milk, but think I would feel awkward actually nursing another woman's child. At the same time, I'm not saying that I wouldn't do it to make a statement or if it was really needed to fill a hungry baby. Thanks for sharing this. ;)
I think it is very honorable and I am proud of Salma (I'm a huge fan anyway!). Here's someone rich and famous who could go to this place where children are starving and pretend to care as a publicity stunt, but this act of kindness proves that she's so much better than that. Most of the time it seems these famous people are just doing it to get their name in the headlines.
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I say, good for her. Like the article said, it was only one feeding and won't likely do much in the long run for the baby, but at least he or she was fed. I think it was a good thing for her to do as far as promoting breast-feeding in a country where it seems that nursing is going by the way-side. Babies were fed by wet-nurses for hundreds of years and it was the primary way many of them were fed. It's probably not the best way to do things, but in this case, I don't see a problem with it. Interesting article, indeed!
Very interesting. I applaud her for making this very bold statement. I am all for donating breast milk, but think I would feel awkward actually nursing another woman's child. At the same time, I'm not saying that I wouldn't do it to make a statement or if it was really needed to fill a hungry baby. Thanks for sharing this. ;)
I think it is very honorable and I am proud of Salma (I'm a huge fan anyway!). Here's someone rich and famous who could go to this place where children are starving and pretend to care as a publicity stunt, but this act of kindness proves that she's so much better than that. Most of the time it seems these famous people are just doing it to get their name in the headlines.
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