As most new mums can attest, when your baby cries, you answer.
It doesn’t matter where you are or what you’re in the middle of doing, your baby literally gives zero f***s.
Canadian teacher and hockey player Serah Small found this out the hard way during a hockey match, when she found herself breastfeeding her eight-week-old daughter Ellie in the locker room in between breaks in the game.
Serah, 24, shared the sweet photo on her Facebook page, admitting she was a little apprehensive about posting it because of the way breasts have been sexualized.
“I have come to realise that it should not be something to be ashamed of but proud of,” she wrote.
“I have a really hard time feeding Ellie covered and have chose not to cover her at all. Although at times I feel the burn of judgemental eyes I feel more empowered than anything to be able to meet my babies needs the way my body intended.”
Like many first-time mums, Serah said she had a hard time accepting the changes to her appearance brought on by childbirth, but said she’s finally starting to feel a new appreciation for her body.
“I have really struggled with accepting my new body as I have always had that athletic build. I have played hockey my whole life and when I found out I was pregnant I signed up to play in two tournaments in March trusting that my body would just ‘bounce back’,” she added.
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What a beautiful photo ❤️