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New moms are recommended to breastfeed their newborns for the first 6 months of life. Further, continued breastfeeding alongside introducing complementary food is recommended for the child s first year. But there is the concern of sagging breasts after breastfeeding, which affects a woman s confidence in her body.
Model Says She Hated Her Sagging Boobs After Breastfeeding
Model and reality TV star Ferne McCann recently revealed that she fell out of love with her physique, particularly with her sagging boobs after breastfeeding her daughter for six months.
The model said she hated the way her boobs looked and thought they were disgusting. She opened up about considering breast augmentation surgery. However, McCann recently shared her boobs have perked up once more without her knowing and improving her body confidence.
Why slay queens shun breastfeeding
Woman breastfeeding [Photo: Courtesy]
Men are known to have a thing about perky breasts with the firmness of ripe mangoes. But that changes when a woman delivers a baby and with it, the six months of exclusive breastfeeding. Breasts that are suckled daily, somehow, start to sag, putting young mothers who are conscious of their image in a catch-22 situation: to breast feed or not to breastfeed.
To them, motherhood appears like the end of sexy boobs. The most affected are slay queens and socialites, whose currency is their looks. Some refuse to breastfeed, fearing that their breasts will “fall flat” and thus, cost them that boyfriend or sponsor.