Breastfeeding

8 Celebrities Breastfeeding in Public

February 13, 2012
Maggie Gyllenhaal

The actress, known for her role in the latest Batman reboots and because she is Jake Gyllenhaal’s sister, recently opened up to Babble about the pressures of motherhood and breastfeeding:

« I’m not a leave-them-in-their-crib-to-cry kind of girl. Fundamentally, I didn’t find that worked. Everyone’s got their own thing, you know? You can’t tell another person when it’s right to stop breastfeeding, or how to put your kid to sleep. Every child is different. »

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