I Let My Sister-In-Law Breastfeed My Baby | MY EXTRAORDINARY FAMILY

[@yubyub335]

This is literally something so common, people have been doing this for centuries, wetnurses breastfed other women's children as a job, the fact that these two women are doing it because they trust each other with the safety and nutrition of the baby is fine by me. Idk why some people think this is disgusting or wrong?? Like, unless the sister in law has some type of sickness then that would put a damp on the gesture but otherwise who cares?

[@wrinklesandsprinkles]

Exactly!!

[@justatexasgirl5583]

I know! Very very common..

[@adamdavis5383]

This is wrong very very very wrong and if people agree this is okay you guys are weirdo pedophile's

[@wrinklesandsprinkles]

@@adamdavis5383 How so? Back up your opinion with facts!

[@adamdavis5383]

Wrinkles & sprinkles Why would you think it's okay for a sister-in-law to breastfeed your kid? That's disgusting, and people who enjoy this are the werdiest pedophiles I've ever seen. It is not okay. I didn't have to breastfeed when I was younger because there were bottles. You're probably a Brandon supporter.

[@madelynrowe]

It’s the same thing as a mother accepting donated breast milk from the NICU. Breastfeeding is such a beautiful thing, and the fact that her family member is stepping up and helping Im the way is just amazing. Breastfeeding is a part of life.

[@ticrific]

I agree! I think part of the reason, if not most, that people don’t view this the same as donated milk is because the sexualization of breasts. There’s nothing weird about a baby drinking straight from the source, yet it’s still treated like such a taboo thing. People who call it gross are the real gross ones

[@rainnmoon114]

It's really not. Breast milk is tested and pasteurized. There's no direct contact with the donor and the milk is processed. This is like drinking milk straight from the teat of a cow, which is not the same as buying a gallon in the store.

[@bambi7563]

@@rainnmoon114 this is literally how it was naturally meant to be. You think they knew about pasteurization centuries ago? You tried to sound educated and just showed how ignorant you are

[@meredithmarschand7497]

Absolutely not. Rain N Moon is correct. Donorr breastmilk is pasteurized. I work in the NICU for years in a breastmilk laboratory. I am a lactation consultant, as well. You should NEVER feed your baby breastmilk that isn't yours or pasteurized donor breastmilk from a milk bank.

[@Cjasper016]

🧡🧡🧡

[@tfl0426]

She’s lucky to have such a good relationship with her sister in law. Very sweet

[@adamdavis5383]

Gross 🤮🤮🤮

[@Nina-rn6pc]

@@adamdavis5383 oh look it's a man hating on women things he doesn't understand 😒

[@adamdavis5383]

@@Nina-rn6pc I know more medical then you

[@ramom2240]

Right?! I can’t STAND my sister in law. 😂

[@Kriistall7]

Literally despise mine 😅

[@janagolden1357]

Throughout history women have had nurse maids, its natural and acceptable. Don’t let doubters mess with your choices

[@sapphirefriesen4769]

I agree! I personally would never do it but it’s been done for years and was super conmen years ago

[@samg873]

@@sapphirefriesen4769 I'd be freaked out by the idea if it was my kid but I'm not judging people who do it. I'm weird like that

[@apara2005]

How is this disgusting? Your sister in law is your baby's Aunt. Yeah the baby and the Aunt in this story isn't blood relatives, but, they do have a bunch of blood relative cousins. I think this is awesome!!!!! People need to mind their own business.

[@kezzokav5905]

What would it matter if they were blood relatives. It's breast milk, not blood lol.

[@evilcrashbandicootthetouho2753]

Actually aunt is mother v2

[@angelasmiley8352]

I remember donating my milk in the hospital in the early 90's when I had my son, a nurse came in and ask if I like to help by donating my breast milk to the premature babies. There's nothing wrong with it. God Bless you guys.

[@christengardner1466]

It's woman like you that helped keep me alive. I was premature by a lot and my mom couldn't breast feed she also had a c section. So I got what was donated in 1999. When I had my baby girl last year it helped to know there are mommy's that don't mind sharing to help make sure all babies are healthy so thank you. God bless you

[@samg873]

@@christengardner1466 was your mom ever able to produce milk ?

[@christengardner1466]

@@samg873 yes eventually but it took a while and not a lot she said.

[@samg873]

@@christengardner1466 dang

[@lulwafo2617]

Laughing in Middle Eastern this is one of the most normal things ever 😂

[@Candicedickinsonllc]

it’s common in america too. You can donate to the hospital and get breast milk there. I actually think it’s universal

[@kaelynsmith1242]

It’s common in so many people I’ve just realized some people apparently live in a bubble.

[@WeAreRoyalty7]

Exactly

[@mando8222]

Nothing wrong with it, there's a milk shortage due to Pandemic. We need to help each other out, especially within the family 👍🏽👌🏽👊🏽💪🏽

[@aslatabistaalphonso4250]

Yes at the end of the day, its milk 🥛!! Its yummy. So why not share it amongst babies. I mean babies. Not daddies.

[@TheNecessaryEvil]

Muh shortages

[@samg873]

@@Jacayrie is that's what is really going on? I assumed people were just being selfish and hoarding again

[@bree5721]

Exactly theirs nun wrong with it it’s literally no different then donating breast milk and other women using it.

[@marenski5327]

I saw a thing once where a female police officer fed a little tiny baby without hesitation and it was obviously starving too, it was so sweet!! I'm breastfeeding now and would feed another person's baby if need be. It doesn't harm them either. They do what works for them, that's tops. I have no siblings as I lost my only sister to CF🌹 and it's boring and lonely by yourself. ❤️🌻

[@pinkmosquito22]

I think I saw that one too!

[@wrinklesandsprinkles]

I saw that video as well! That cop is a boss!

[@alexandramoyer8785]

Well that was gross

[@Muddyowns]

I identify as a hungry baby.

[@wrinklesandsprinkles]

@@Muddyowns Troll🙄

[@susanmurphy958]

I see nothing wrong with helping out your sister-in-law. Family love.💝

[@adammcneil1270]

🤮🤮🤮

[@wrinklesandsprinkles]

@@adammcneil1270 What’s with this emoji??

[@Elsss_01]

Same like it's just like an aunt giving a kid a cookie it's just food for them

[@wrinklesandsprinkles]

@HazyHunter whatever!🙄

[@Pandaleviackerman]

@@wrinklesandsprinkles he just wanted to fight with everyone

[@KaylaJane]

I did this with my sister-in-law's twins. It was unusual at first, only because we now live in an independent/ non-communal society where mothers hesitate to ask for help or lend help, but when a baby needs to feed they need to feed, and it was super convenient because my baby was alseep and my sister-in-law could only nurse one twin at a time. So it just became natural for us. It's a bonding experience for the whole family. It's lovely how close these sisters are 💕

[@lollytester]

Years ago they had wet nurses and the rich would employ servants to breastfeed there babies. The most important thing is that the baby is being fed. Amazing people ❤️

[@realashliful8656]

It really doesn’t matter…they are family🤷🏽‍♀️

[@adamdavis5383]

Ewww

[@adamdavis5383]

This is wrong very very very wrong and if people agree this is okay you guys are weirdo pedophile's

[@ClixCFC]

Eww

[@rcg224]

notice the men saying ew lol

[@raeronda30]

@@adamdavis5383 you’re so cool

[@secretvanilla7279]

I love these families. They almost seem like one big family to me rather than two seperate ones

[@rogdawg123]

you are stunning 😍😍

[@storyln]

My mom & her sisters all had kids around the same time, so they had moments where, for whatever reason, either my mom had to breastfeed one of my cousins or one of my aunts had to breastfeed me.. I love hearing stories about my aunts breastfeeding me when I needed it. I think it's sweet, I think it's natural, and it's probably a lot more common than we realize. 🥰

[@evilcrashbandicootthetouho2753]

It's mother love not natural stop this word

[@Shann0nxo]

When my friend and I had our babies 2 months apart I had way to much breast milk and my deep freezer was full so I donated my milk to her. There is nothing wrong with this! A fed baby is happy baby and that's what matters! It's not gross it's natural ❤!

[@mikanoname6120]

Cows milk is weird, have people seen how gross they are kept? I’d trust a clean woman feeding my child, any day. This makes me happy, you guys seem like a great family. It’s very special you all have such close bonds, many crave that. Blessings to both families

[@uncledaddymac]

This was a ton of fun! I'm glad we can share our family with everyone!

[@ohemdoublegee]

Thank you for sharing. :)

[@gypsyqueen3806]

Is this your family in the video? If so I think it’s awesome what your wives are doing to help raise your babies!! It’s so much better than formula and he’ll also benefit from his sweet aunties immunities too!! My best friend breastfed my 7 day old baby when I needed emergency surgery. My aunties all breastfed me as a baby too! Anytime they babysat for each other, none of us ever used bottles! I think your family is pretty darn lucky to have this kind of close relationship!!! ❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕

[@jaimelentz8116]

It’s amazing and natural… they are related and best friends. Their are milk banks now and always been wet nurses. What a lucky kid! ❤

[@desi4u1]

Milk is milk.

[@markhaunert5029]

Exactly. Just look at all the black wet nurses years ago when rich women didn't want to be bothered. ✌️

[@elizabethbath5080]

My daughter's milk dried suddenly and she called me crying because my grandson wouldn't take a bottle. She asked if I could feed him because I'd had been losing milk whenever he cried anyway. He was comforted and my daughters milk slowly came back when she wasn't stressing about it. But it's something we keep between us due to judgement

[@ticrific]

The fact that anyone would judge you for breastfeeding him is just ridiculous. Would they rather him starve? You helped keep him alive and that’s a beautiful thing

[@elizabethbath5080]

@@ticrific thank you so much 💕

[@alilshy808]

❤️This video is about to make me cry I had troubles breastfeeding both of my children and I wish I had someone that could have jumped in and helped me the way she did. Both of my children were preemie and I had to rely a lot on formula because of my breastfeeding issues. I felt so guilty not being able to give them what they needed. I absolutely love this. There's such a stigma around this and those negative perceptions is what's disgusting. I absolutely love love this. But back in the day they had wet nurses for people who had breastfeeding issues or the bougie people that just didn't have time. I really hope you keep spreading the message that you're spreading. ❤️

[@StealthElf-kw9iw]

If you know someone who needs babysitter let me know

[@whentrailscall555]

I support you! When I was nursing a friend of mine got really really bad Mastitis and had to take a break from nursing her son. So I both nursed her baby and donated breast milk to her for close to a month. It was so beautiful to be able to help feed her son as she healed….. Then she hooked him back up after the meds were out of her system and continued to nurse him. This is natural and beautiful. Truly a gift. I love that you two figured out how to avoid relying on formula during this shortage!

[@Themystergamerr]

Beautiful family. That baby is so much healthier being breastfed by his aunt - this isn't weird. My son was born premature and I had supply issues so the neonatal unit gave him breast milk- with my permission

[@adamdavis5383]

This is wrong very very very wrong and if people agree this is okay you guys are weirdo pedophile's

[@Kellyleger23]

I love this... what a beautiful family and relationship all of you guys have.... you can just feel the amount of love these kids are being raised in... great job guys❤️🥰

[@EileenRN203]

I think it’s beautiful that they have such a great relationship.

[@petersalinas8350]

I think it great! Whatever baby needs to stay strong. Especially during the shortage, plus breast milk is like liquid gold! You guys are amazing

[@stevem7999]

I think it's very sweet. If both parties are OK with it, where is the harm? It is entirely natural and wholesome.

[@Momof5grannytomany]

This is so awesome that your letting your sister in law help you breast feed your little man. I honestly think this is awesome cause if I could help a mom out like that I would have but unfortunately I was not able to breast feed my kids thank you all for sharing your story.

[@sunshinejones1775]

Your WHOLE FAMILY is absolutely wholesome and beautiful. And you step in and up anytime your family needs. It's all natural.

[@josie0317]

Being a mum I understand why. It’s natural, society makes things weird when it’s not.

[@evilcrashbandicootthetouho2753]

You should say mother love and care for other babies Natural is for sissies

[@venticarmelfrap]

I see absolutely nothing wrong with this, they both trust and love each other and they obviously trust their kids with each other ❤

[@dreadedhermittarot4776]

I cried while watching this!! I actually 10000 perfect support this!!! With all the recalls on formula and the shortage YASSSSS!!!! IVE DONATED BREASTMILK AND EVEN WET NURSED AN OLD FRIENDS NEPHEW WHOSE OWN MOTHER LEFT HIM WITH NO MILK AS SHE WAS AT A BAR... 🤦he refused formula the mom left . I had to. I also helped a SNS feeding mom and baby out. She suffers from thyroid disease like me and hers was severe it decreased her production. This is also the norm in other countries .. It's such a beneficiary thing to do to wet nurse and breastfeed. That baby is getting liquid gold!!!! All those antibodies for protection... Breast are literally made to feed babies... I would do this for any baby. I love all the positive comments you get. ❤️ Some people are not use to this due to having a dysfunctional family 🤷 some families don't even hug each other these days. It's sad. Bless your family ❤️🦋🧿

[@Sssssssslf]

Did the mother who you say left her baby to go to a bar know you nursed her infant?

[@dreadedhermittarot4776]

@Kristy Stone more woman need to support other women . It literally takes a village to raise a child... Because they are demanding 😂 that's why lactation consultants say NURSE ON DEMAND 🤣❤️

[@dreadedhermittarot4776]

@@Sssssssslf yes she asked my friend to take the baby to me

[@dreadedhermittarot4776]

@@Sssssssslf at first she said no but her husband was pissed and called her irresponsible for going to a bar.

[@adamdavis5383]

This is wrong very very very wrong and if people agree this is okay you guys are weirdo pedophile's

[@LaurenMackay24]

They also do this in the NICU for premature babbles for mums who don’t have a supply I think it’s amazing you offer that for your sister in law! Such an amazing gift to give ❤

[@ab-jc8nv]

U from?

[@charlesmay8533]

In the movie we were soldiers with Mel Gibson. In the training scen he stated that the baby was feed by every woman in the tribe. To inspire warriors to see the whole tribe as family and all the women as his mothers. That builds a bond and attachment to each other. I think it's wonderful and what a great gift you give eachother

[@prettyllady]

Aww what a close knit family! 🥰 They're not strangers, they're literally like family. I see nothing wrong with this. i think it's beautiful 🥹

[@candraleann]

Well I see nothing but positivity here. An amazing thing to do for her baby. Especially sense they are all so close and connected. Wish you all nothing but love & happiness.

[@Notcoolmom]

As long as you know that the person is disease free, sharing breast milk is perfectly safe. I donated milk to my friend when her baby needed it once because her supply dropped and I’m an over supplier. It’s not weird. If you have never breastfed, you just wouldn’t get it🤷‍♀️

[@rabiyatahir4851]

Feeding someone's baby in family or being a wet nurse is such a beautiful thing. My grandmother nursed one of my uncles because his mom was sick and couldn't feed him.

[@educator8236]

That's amazing that she is able to help out especially with the formula shortage. And I'm jealous that they are such a close knit family with their kids.

[@DYoung-vt8pq]

Why not? What a wonderful aunt to do this for her nephew! ❤️

[@allisonherring6357]

Not every woman is given the opportunity to breastfeed and a lot of them get frozen breast milk online from someone you don’t know and this is so much better because it is your family. Bless you for stepping up and giving that little boy what he needs with no hesitation. Family is everything

[@Hailey2346]

A little bit different since I pumped, but I gave my breast milk to my niece. My SIL wasn’t producing enough and didn’t want to rely on formula. I was producing WAY too much and it would have gone to waste otherwise.

[@alexandramoney8234]

💯 I support you ladies! My sister had milk supply issues and I produced enough milk for twins. We had girls 4 months apart. I gave one boob to my daughter and one to my niece! Breast milk is extremely important for babies. You go girls!💗💗💗💗

[@Saba.2a]

When my mom had me she nursed my youngest aunt as well because my grandma’s couldn’t produce enough milk. It’s non that much weird! My aunt and I have been like best friends our entire lives x

[@Insertuserr]

People are so weird! You’d rather the baby have animal milk than human milk ? This happens all the time.. it also happened in slavery days when the slave women would breastfeed their master’s babies. I wish people would stop having all these stigmas toward EVERY situation. Just like how women should freely breastfeed in public because they’re feeding a human being! Nothing sexual about that. Thank you ladies for sharing with us. STAY HAPPY ❤

[@aname5267]

I’ve not breastfed someone else’s child directly but I have donated my own milk to a milk bank here in the UK. My son also received donor milk when he was still in hospital. Is this so vastly different? Donating milk is one of my proudest achievements. I gave away 6L.

[@stephaniehastings6364]

This is truly AMAZING!!! I could only hope that if I needed help with feeding my child that if I were in this same situation my sister inlaw could/would feed my child. Absolutely nothing wrong with it at all, completely natural and it's not like she's giving her baby to a complete stranger and asking them to feed him!!!!! She trusts her, and knows her, and knows what she's eating and drinking and all of that important stuff as well. Thank you ladies for opening people's eyes to this omen or taboo on breastfeeding and stuff.

[@unpopularopinions9076]

Beautiful. Mothers helping mothers helping kids ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@berglettemom6045]

It makes perfect sense. Women donate breast milk to milk banks all the time. This is basically the same thing but more loving and personal.

[@kengarrett1116]

74 years ago when I was born in a small country hospital, a lady gave birth to twins in the next ward. After a couple of days, the Matron came and spoke to my mother. She said that the lady's milk hadn't "come in" yet and that the nurses were worried about the twins. The Matron said that "you have plenty of milk, could you help out?" My mother replied that a baby was a baby and they needed to be fed. So she fed the twins, and myself, for the next 2 or 3 days until the lady's milk "came in".

[@elizabeththompson3006]

YAASSSSS! Wet nurses used to be a thing for a reason. I think this is absolutely beautiful as a relationship and the, overall, MOTHERHOOD. Us women need to stick together and ignore the people that have anything negative to say because at the end of the day, if they were hungry, they would take food from anyone.

[@nathanieldavid1602]

This is a good learning for the whole world . A child needs food and there's nothing wrong. PITY the people who gave negative comments. Keep it up Super Moms. 👍

[@stayhappylittlemermaid]

Pain makes you stronger, tears make you braver, and heartbreaks make you wiser, so thank the past for a better future.

[@joyfletcher4451]

Thank you so much for sharing. My two daughters had their baby boys a week apart and sometimes my older daughter would have to feed her nephew. We see nothing wrong with it. My sister was a surrogate mother and the parents allowed her to breast feed the babies. This has been happening since the beginning of time and I think it’s a blessing that someone would want to feed your baby if you can’t 🥰🥰 thanks for the knowledge!

[@Sparkedbynatty]

That’s amazing. So lucky to have her. Glad they have such a great relationship.

[@ab-jc8nv]

Hey u from?

[@gypsyqueen3806]

When I had my first daughter I needed to have an emergency surgery 7 days after giving birth. I was really worried that she’d stop wanting to breastfeed if I gave her a bottle (because drinking from a bottle is much easier than drinking from a breast) My best friend just had a baby 3 months before. She very sweetly offered to take my baby and husband home to feed her while I was in the hospital until the morphine was out of my system and I could safely breastfeed her again. My husband would sleep downstairs with our baby and he’d wake up my friend anytime she was hungry and she’d wake up and feed her too! It was such an amazing, selfless thing she did for me and my baby!! After about 3 days I was completely off the pain medicine and was able to continue breastfeeding my new baby!! I did use a breast pump every few hours the entire time I was hospitalized to dump the milk that had medications in it and to keep my milk production up! When I was a baby My mom and all my aunties all had babies around the same time so they all used to babysit and breastfed for each other (it was the 70’s, free love and free milk lol! That’s why I thought this was totally no big deal, and it turns out that it wasn’t!! I love seeing these beautiful sister in laws sharing in raising their babies in the most loving way possible!! Her little boy is hugely benefiting from his aunties immunities as well!! This is so much safer than formula too!!! ❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕

[@kashiaschwab]

Y’all are seriously so lucky to have each other. This is what a village looks like.

[@adamarens3520]

This one of the more wholesome stories this channel has.

[@sjrpfr]

She is acting as a wet nurse. For centuries wet nurses were crucial to the survival of many babies. This is nothing new. She is helping her sister-in-law who doesn't have a enough milk.

[@mika4670]

I think it's amazing that they were able to do this. It's "odd" that she puts him to her actual breast rather than just feeding him the breastmilk from a bottle, BUT the baby has rejected bottles, so it's the only other way to feed him ESPECIALLY with a formula shortage! When I have a baby, if I produce a lot of breastmilk, I plan to donate it to mothers in need, or hospitals ❤

[@LandscapePapi]

So glad they ignored the hate. Those people are just ignorant and simply cant think beyond themselves

[@johnmaynard3220]

I think it's showing a loving and caring family

[@msharradan]

My mother in law nursed her youngest brother, along with her own child, when her mother nearly died in childbirth in 1929. A true act of love.

[@jenparianos]

Totally 100% am proud of you both. This is a natural thing and I think there’s absolutely nothing wrong with it. Kudos!

[@unpopularopinions9076]

Also, did anyone read the end of “Grapes of Wrath”? Wet nurses. This is history sharing its wisdom with us.

[@danielleemch8991]

It's so amazing you all have each other I think y'all are so blessed to be so close that's such an amazing gift breastfeeding is natural and the best way to feed a baby 🥰❤️

[@kristineclark43]

People are acting like this is a new concept but wet nurse's have been around forever. If you know and trust that person and you and your spouse are comfortable with it then it shouldn't matter at all. Love to this woman who is willing to help out her sister in-law and her baby nephew. Take peace in the knowledge that you are all doing a beautiful thing for this baby and your family. All the best ❤️🇨🇦🙏

[@nytekeeper6861]

Breastfeeding is one of the most natural things in the world! Why would anyone think it's disgusting to be able to help feed a baby? Hello? Remember wet nurses? Society has demonized one of natures greatest gifts. It's not like they're going door to door, offering their services - why be offended? I swear, society has a lot of growing up to do.

[@laurad3497]

What a great family! A fed baby is a happy baby.

[@AA-cm3pd]

So much love in this family.

[@vcassol6989]

I find this very sweet and amazing! 💗

[@latonyagreen-warner7402]

Me too

[@laverestein7095]

My grandmother breastfed quite a few babies in her neighborhood. These days I’d be careful who I allowed to feed my baby. These women love and trust one another! Lovely family!!!

[@scalamasterelectros3204]

Society changed for the worst

[@mathurdino]

Love for these two couple who share such a strong bond and it takes a heart to feed elses baby, my god bless you all with lots of wealth, prosperity and happiness to you and to your children. And People who are making hateful comments are disgusting and fking degenerates.

[@lisagarian4083]

I think it's absolutely beautiful and good for you both!

[@ab-jc8nv]

Hey how r u

[@13Maria.Cortez13]

It's totally normal, natural, beautiful. Keeps the baby well fed + healthy,

[@generaclesdey4622]

There are limits to Genious, but no limits to Stupidity! These two couples have an excellent relationship, the kids and babies are in the best possible environment. NO ONE IS GETTING HURT!!! In europe there are " Wet Nurses" - women who's lives depend on families who need their service. Everyone benefits. Why would anyone think that this is wrong?

[@bronwyntuavera366]

That’s awesome my sister and I do the same thing I’m a triplet one of my sisters had her son 7 weeks after me she breast fed my daughter it’s the best I think this is great you woman are awesome soo natural.

[@tamidelaney45]

I love this. I donated my breast milk when my son was born. I was getting 8oz out of each side every hour. My son was put on Ecmo. & had a blood transfusion and wasn’t eating much at first. So I donated my milk.

[@pmerancier]

There is nothing extraordinary about this. People have been doing this since the dawn of time. They shouldn't be made to feel ashamed about it either.

[@suzietownsend4904]

They had wet nurses way back in history. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this. Breastfeeding is best for baby does not matter if it's the biological Mom or not. Kudos to these ladies

[@ab-jc8nv]

Hey how r u

[@sunshinehenderson541]

Agreed. Keep thriving y'all. This is wonderful

[@ceegee5724]

That first year is about nothing more than keeping that baby fed and dry. Weather the milk comes from mom , a good quality formula , or a willing wet nurse or breast milk doner ... Just get milk Into the baby and keep it warm, dry and loved and you are winning 👍

[@jessicashlager7193]

Good for you two for doing this. Good for you for putting it out there on social media. It's totally not disgusting. And even if there wasn't a shortage of formula as a good enough reason to do this, it should be fully acceptable to do whatever you want with your own child. Back, not that long ago, we had wet nurses for this exact reason. And that was well accepted. So why is this so strange?

[@eugeniaperezgil7212]

My aunt breastfeed my cousin (another aunt’s daughter who was adopted at birth) and I think it’s a beautiful act, specially since some mothers feel bad about not being able to breastfeed.

[@la381]

This is normal in a close-knit family. The 2 moms are close like 2 great sisters, so they trust each other immensely. They live sooo close by and their husbands are twin brothers who are immensely close. The communities before 1900 did this to help each other because this is the most natural thing in the world. This type of immense trust certainly wouldn't exist amongst strangers or anyone who didn't trust each other immensely. This is their closest tribe. Why wouldn't they help each other if someone they love is hungry???!!!!🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@lesliejackson4833]

I love this . People that think it’s not right there are milk banks for woman that give there breast milk to woman that can’t breastfeed and I think it’s better it’s her sister-in-law

[@ebonylady]

Milk banks run extensive tests before the milk is released.

[@bannedmann4469]

This is just clout chasing. No one really cares. Wet nurses, and sharing/selling of breastmilk has been a thing.

[@Sssssssslf]

100%. Sad, but thats millennials for ya

[@adamdavis5383]

This is wrong very very very wrong and if people agree this is okay you guys are weirdo pedophile's

[@cherylecooper906]

Wow!! I think it's beautiful. ❤🙏 Breastfeeding is best!! I would have LOVED to have had that kind of help and support when I was trying to breastfeed my first child (many years ago). Sadly, I struggled majorly with supply issues and other problems. 😢 With the second child it was much, much easier. Anyway, way to go sisters!! 🥰❤🙏

[@carmenmiranda8963]

That's amazing, I love it. To people who have bad comments, , I tell you that if you have nothing nice to say, don't say anything at all.

[@antoinettemattos173]

I do not see anything wrong with it. It is her sister in law. Not a stranger off the street. She wasn't producing enough milk so she wanted to help out. I think it is sweet. The baby is happy for sure. The identical twin brothers was fine with their wives doing it. I mean this has been going for a long time. It is done in different countries. Their is nothing wrong with it perfectly normal. I breast feed my daughter. Lucky I was blessed to do it. It is a beautiful thing to have that bond with your baby. People always got something negative to say about everything. I mean that is their choices that they make. Nothing no one can do about it. You think because you hating that is supposed to change their mind. About breastfeeding I don't think so they are going to do it regardless. Let them be God bless them all. 🙏🏻👑 😍💗

[@emazing33j]

If they’re close I don’t see an issue. People buy breast milk online from strangers. This is better…they’re close she knows she is healthy. Honestly it’s a really selfless gift to her sister in law

[@tanyasmith6031]

This is absolutely amazing. So sweet.

[@24msclassy]

“I love breastfeeding” THEN WHY DON’T YOU GET YO OWN BABY

[@selinamattocks]

This is fantastic, breastfeeding is such a beautiful thing. What a selfless thing to do, your so amazing. As long as baby is happy and healthy, its not like its a stranger, its family and it does take a village to raise a child. xx

[@jennthibault4883]

He is the cutest little boy! 100% agree with this!

[@ladybird1237]

Amazing selfless deed , wonderful family x

[@DearDana]

Years ago they had wet nurses whose jobs were solely to feed the babies of people who could not feed their babies "A wet nurse is a woman who breastfeeds and cares for another's child. ... Wet nurses are employed if the mother dies, or if she is unable or chooses not to nurse ..." But then you know.... We have all of these " WOKE" people these days.... and people that wish to judge. lol Judge not lest ye be judged right? If the baby is being fed and they are not harming the baby....... the baby is healthy... what is the big deal here.? I think it is a loving , caring gesture.

[@Sssssssslf]

It would have been a loving geture if they hadn't put it on tiktok proving it was all for clout

[@adamdavis5383]

This is wrong, very wrong, and if people agree that it's okay, you're a weirdo pedophile.

[@DearDana]

@@adamdavis5383 I would prefer to feed my own child. I would not personally do it. But not judging these women if one mom could not make milk but the sister in law could

[@gemh469]

Absolutely beautiful ❤️

[@dayanaabad146]

In Latin America this is so normal. My two aunts have their babies within a month and whenever one was busy the other auntie fed their sister’s baby. I thought this was a normal thing 😅

[@ab-jc8nv]

Hey u from?