More than 80 hot moms breast-fed in public in the street, shocking passers-by

Introduction: May 15, 16, Fuzhou, Guanglu Yintai, Sanfang, Qixiang, held breast-feeding public welfare activities. More than 80 nursing mothers took their babies to the breast-feeding flash show. There are also a series of links such as "natural beauty" breast-feeding photo exhibition, breast-feeding knowledge exhibition and "beauty of mother" painting and sketch to promote breast-feeding. ...

May 15, 16, Fuzhou, Guanglu Yintai, three lanes and seven lanes, held breast-feeding public welfare activities. More than 80 nursing mothers took their babies to participate in the breastfeeding flash. A series of links such as "natural beauty" breast-feeding photo exhibition, breast-feeding knowledge exhibition and "mother beauty" painting sketch were also held to advocate breast-feeding and call on the society to create a breast-feeding environment for breast-feeding women.

Many hot moms who participated in the breast-feeding flash show took their babies to breast-feed in public, advocated breast-feeding and called on the society to create a breastfeeding environment.

Many photos of parents and children involved in breastfeeding were exhibited at the event.

When the first mother sat down with her baby in her arms to prepare for breastfeeding, many passing citizens stopped to look at her curiously.

The young mother suddenly blushed and bit her lip, as if making a big decision. The sound of banter can be faintly heard around. "Is she really breastfeeding in the street?"

However, in an instant, when her eyes moved away from the baby's face, she became more determined. She smiled, unhurriedly unbuttoned her shirt, moved gently and slowly, and began to nurse.

After a few minutes, more mothers sat down and began to nurse. The passing citizens stopped joking and whispering, and everyone was quiet. Several passing ladies saw this scene and burst into tears.

A lactating mother smiled and said, "This is my time with my baby, a world that outsiders can't enter."

In recent years, the breast-feeding rate in China has shown a rapid downward trend.

According to the data of the World Bank, the exclusive breastfeeding rate of six-month-old infants in China dropped from 67% in 1998 to 27.6% in 2008, and even only 16% in cities.