Ten months ago I wrote an entry in this blog that explained that Penelope Cruz probably wouldn't breastfeed her baby because she wanted to avoid getting fat during breastfeeding and didn't want her breasts to fall out. This is the message that was offered in the pink press and my intention was not to value the decision of, much less, but simply to inform that the messages “breastfeed = keep kilos” and “breastfeed = sagging breasts” do not they are true, because as many readers of the blog already know, breastfeeding for a long time is one of the best ways to lose kilos.
In other words, the kilos gained in pregnancy serve as a reserve so that later, with motherhood and breastfeeding, they will be lost and the mother does not literally stay in the bones (because breastfeeding a baby can reach to spend up to 500 kcal per day).
Well, ten months later, Pilar Bardem, mother-in-law of Penelope, appears in the press saying that "Penelope is the most wonderful woman in the world and the most wonderful mother in the world, who continues to raise her son with her breast". I mean, that in the end Penelope did breastfeed her son.
I do not explain it because I consider that then I was wrong, because all I did was reproduce a news that ran through the network and because in the end the Penelope case was secondary, what mattered to me was to make it clear that breastfeeding is not an impediment to recover the figure, but as I consider that "to Caesar what is Caesar's", I think it is important to record that the actress, who said nothing then and says nothing now, breastfed her son then and continues to do so now.
Now what has happened is that the words of Pilar Bardem, a grandmother in love with her grandchildren and who apparently also loves her daughter-in-law, have been questioned because in saying that Penelope is the most wonderful mother in the world, who breeds with her breast to his son, Many women have deduced that then those who do not breastfeed are less wonderful.
If you read the interview with this proud grandmother you will see that the word wonderful @ appears on several occasions: the grandchildren are wonderful, the daughter-in-law wonderful, all wonderful, which is what I would say when I want to drain the lump a bit ... something like the "All good" that you tell someone who has not seen for a long time.
Well, the woman simply wanted to record that she is wonderful (the most wonderful in the world) and that she is still breastfeeding her children, but it does not have to be a consequence of the other.
For example, my wife is the most wonderful mother in the world and no longer breastfeeds her children ...
