A hungry baby doesn’t care where his nourishment comes from. All that matters is that his needs are met. Bless you, Salma, for opening the window and showing a natural way for mothers to help starving children.
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A hungry baby doesn’t care where his nourishment comes from. All that matters is that his needs are met. Bless you, Salma, for opening the window and showing a natural way for mothers to help starving children.
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When my daughter was an infant I left her for an evening with a close friend and me and my husband went to a wedding. My friend was also breast feeding at the time. My daughter kept refusing the bottle (she was only breast fed at the time), my friend had her husband give their son a bottle and breast fed my baby. I was conflicted at the time mostly due to my own guilt. (HOW could I leave my poor baby!) I am grateful that my friend did the natural loving thing and treated my hungry baby as her own. Selma is a beautiful woman who cares about others. It is good to see.
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Well Caron, the video is removed, but the knowledge is there.Great blog this winter day.
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What a generous gift to a hungry baby… Why not I say! Tis a beautiful thing… 😎
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