Home Actress Neha Dhupia Instagram Photos and Posts August 2019 Neha Dhupia Instagram - @pearls.world ... thank you for this beautiful post and thank you for being such an important voice for #freedomtofeed ❤️🤱#Repost @pearls.world with @get_repost ・・・ Neha, thank you for bringing this issue to the fore. This post is for you ... only you could’ve made me put my thoughts down about this. 😊 My baby is now a year and a half old and I’m in absolutely no hurry to get her off the breast. This is her right, her natural instinct and is the most comforting thing in the world for her. I’ve been lucky that I haven’t faced many problems when I have chosen to breastfeed in public (apart from forgetting to put the damn cape into the diaper bag!), but I realise that most women have a different story to tell. Breastfeeding is the most natural, instinctive process and should be recognised for what it is - sustenance and comfort for our babies. It would be wonderful to see more public spaces making it convenient for women to feed as and when they need to, whether with a bottle or the breast. The idea is to just have a hygienic, calm space, to settle in for the feed. Imagine having to hide the most beautiful, natural and pure thing from the world! Something almost every human being has depended on. As if there was some shame attached to it! It is plainly ... bizarre. It’s time to remove the feelings of embarrassment that engulf breastfeeding in public, the fumbling and fidgeting to hide every inch of skin while we feed. I realise that a lot of people avert their eyes to give more privacy to the mother, but most do so because they can’t deal with their own discomfort and feelings of unease. Can’t gloss over the fact that people are conditioned to look at breasts with only one purpose in mind. Maybe it’s time to change our perceptions and in that moment, see just a mama feeding her baby milk. Plain and simple. Maybe you will also then see that most breastfeeding women do wear capes ... but somehow, they’ve got them on the wrong way around 😉 #mumsaresuperheroes #normalisebreastfeeding #worldbreastfeedingweek #freedomtofeed @nehadhupia

Neha Dhupia Instagram – @pearls.world … thank you for this beautiful post and thank you for being such an important voice for #freedomtofeed ❤️🤱#Repost @pearls.world with @get_repost ・・・ Neha, thank you for bringing this issue to the fore. This post is for you … only you could’ve made me put my thoughts down about this. 😊 My baby is now a year and a half old and I’m in absolutely no hurry to get her off the breast. This is her right, her natural instinct and is the most comforting thing in the world for her. I’ve been lucky that I haven’t faced many problems when I have chosen to breastfeed in public (apart from forgetting to put the damn cape into the diaper bag!), but I realise that most women have a different story to tell. Breastfeeding is the most natural, instinctive process and should be recognised for what it is – sustenance and comfort for our babies. It would be wonderful to see more public spaces making it convenient for women to feed as and when they need to, whether with a bottle or the breast. The idea is to just have a hygienic, calm space, to settle in for the feed. Imagine having to hide the most beautiful, natural and pure thing from the world! Something almost every human being has depended on. As if there was some shame attached to it! It is plainly … bizarre. It’s time to remove the feelings of embarrassment that engulf breastfeeding in public, the fumbling and fidgeting to hide every inch of skin while we feed. I realise that a lot of people avert their eyes to give more privacy to the mother, but most do so because they can’t deal with their own discomfort and feelings of unease. Can’t gloss over the fact that people are conditioned to look at breasts with only one purpose in mind. Maybe it’s time to change our perceptions and in that moment, see just a mama feeding her baby milk. Plain and simple. Maybe you will also then see that most breastfeeding women do wear capes … but somehow, they’ve got them on the wrong way around 😉 #mumsaresuperheroes #normalisebreastfeeding #worldbreastfeedingweek #freedomtofeed @nehadhupia

Neha Dhupia Instagram - @pearls.world ... thank you for this beautiful post and thank you for being such an important voice for #freedomtofeed ❤️🤱#Repost @pearls.world with @get_repost ・・・ Neha, thank you for bringing this issue to the fore. This post is for you ... only you could’ve made me put my thoughts down about this. 😊 My baby is now a year and a half old and I’m in absolutely no hurry to get her off the breast. This is her right, her natural instinct and is the most comforting thing in the world for her. I’ve been lucky that I haven’t faced many problems when I have chosen to breastfeed in public (apart from forgetting to put the damn cape into the diaper bag!), but I realise that most women have a different story to tell. Breastfeeding is the most natural, instinctive process and should be recognised for what it is - sustenance and comfort for our babies. It would be wonderful to see more public spaces making it convenient for women to feed as and when they need to, whether with a bottle or the breast. The idea is to just have a hygienic, calm space, to settle in for the feed. Imagine having to hide the most beautiful, natural and pure thing from the world! Something almost every human being has depended on. As if there was some shame attached to it! It is plainly ... bizarre. It’s time to remove the feelings of embarrassment that engulf breastfeeding in public, the fumbling and fidgeting to hide every inch of skin while we feed. I realise that a lot of people avert their eyes to give more privacy to the mother, but most do so because they can’t deal with their own discomfort and feelings of unease. Can’t gloss over the fact that people are conditioned to look at breasts with only one purpose in mind. Maybe it’s time to change our perceptions and in that moment, see just a mama feeding her baby milk. Plain and simple. Maybe you will also then see that most breastfeeding women do wear capes ... but somehow, they’ve got them on the wrong way around 😉 #mumsaresuperheroes #normalisebreastfeeding #worldbreastfeedingweek #freedomtofeed @nehadhupia

Neha Dhupia Instagram – @pearls.world … thank you for this beautiful post and thank you for being such an important voice for #freedomtofeed ❤️🤱#Repost @pearls.world with @get_repost
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Neha, thank you for bringing this issue to the fore. This post is for you … only you could’ve made me put my thoughts down about this. 😊 My baby is now a year and a half old and I’m in absolutely no hurry to get her off the breast. This is her right, her natural instinct and is the most comforting thing in the world for her. I’ve been lucky that I haven’t faced many problems when I have chosen to breastfeed in public (apart from forgetting to put the damn cape into the diaper bag!), but I realise that most women have a different story to tell. Breastfeeding is the most natural, instinctive process and should be recognised for what it is – sustenance and comfort for our babies. It would be wonderful to see more public spaces making it convenient for women to feed as and when they need to, whether with a bottle or the breast. The idea is to just have a hygienic, calm space, to settle in for the feed.
Imagine having to hide the most beautiful, natural and pure thing from the world! Something almost every human being has depended on. As if there was some shame attached to it! It is plainly … bizarre. It’s time to remove the feelings of embarrassment that engulf breastfeeding in public, the fumbling and fidgeting to hide every inch of skin while we feed. I realise that a lot of people avert their eyes to give more privacy to the mother, but most do so because they can’t deal with their own discomfort and feelings of unease. Can’t gloss over the fact that people are conditioned to look at breasts with only one purpose in mind. Maybe it’s time to change our perceptions and in that moment, see just a mama feeding her baby milk. Plain and simple. Maybe you will also then see that most breastfeeding women do wear capes … but somehow, they’ve got them on the wrong way around 😉 #mumsaresuperheroes #normalisebreastfeeding #worldbreastfeedingweek #freedomtofeed @nehadhupia | Posted on 08/Aug/2019 15:26:03

Neha Dhupia Instagram – Thank you @priankasingha yours is such an important voice … thank you for sharing your story #freedomtofeed ❤️🤱#Repost @priankasingha with @get_repost ・・・ It’s International Breastfeeding Week and I couldn’t be a prouder mother to participate in this celebratory movement that has created awareness for many mothers who realise the challenges women face daily leading them to believe breastfeeding their child isn’t always an accessible option to them. But things MUST and WILL change. I recall taking a domestic flight from Mumbai to Kolkata once where I wanted to breastfeed Kainaat during take-off as it helps reduce ear pain for an infant during elevation. Despite having my feeding apron on and wearing appropriate maternity wear for easy feeding with the least exposure, I was being glared at with unaccepting looks from two unknown middle aged men sitting on the row beside me and ironically an elderly lady sitting behind them. At this point my feeling of discomfort and frankly anger disturbed the feed and poor Kainaat and I were both unhappy. Why should I go into a tiny and possibly unhygienic cubicle of an airplane toilet to breastfeed my baby when sitting on my seat, in as concealed manner as possible, is the most feasible and natural option? So I continued to do so, despite the “looks”. NO woman, NO mother should ever feel uncomfortable when providing her child with the best she can offer. Thank you @nehadhupia for partaking in this annual movement and making noise for the #freedomtofeed. Thank you for this initiative ❤️
Neha Dhupia Instagram – This is beautiful and i promise you , you are nt late for this party … caus this party aint ending ❤️🤱#freedomtofeed #Repost @chola_the_label with @get_repost ・・・ World breast feeding week 2019 @nehadhupia I know I’m late for the party but I’m here … I always had a romanticised vision in my head of how motherhood would be- perfect . I was definitely going to breastfeed my baby ,there couldn’t be a better way to bond . But he didn’t latch on and I beat myself up about it and how I was missing the most beautiful connection between Zai and me. Though it did take me a while I finally realised as long as he was growing and healthy what more could I want . That’s when it hit me, every mother and her baby are different . There is no right or wrong way and what ever way works for you that’s the way to go . So now I pump and I know the the bond between Zai and me couldn’t be stronger . I love him more then I can imagine and everything is- perfect ..here’s to all the moms out there it’s never easy but oh so worth it ..❤️ #freedomtofeed

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