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The Vigo actress María Castro made motherhood the leitmotif of her Instagram account. Her daughters, except on very specific occasions, encourage her to energize her social networks: either to make visible a situation in which she is involved, to give advice to her followers or to vindicate the causes that she considers require it.
He spoke of conciliation, of impact of lack of rest on your performance, how being a mother affects your career, showed the changes that occurred in her body before and after childbirth and tells countless anecdotes with her offspring.
The first quarter of August has decided to pronounce on the Breastfeeding and address your difficulties:
“Starting the #worldwide breastfeeding week I hang this photo, because in addition to enchanting me, it means a lot to me and represents me.”
After clarifying the authorship of the photo, the work of her husband Jose Manuel Villalba, and recounting the circumstances that gave birth to such a particular image, he explained that that day he had gotten up at 12 in the morning.
“I had gone to bed at 8 am, after a hard night shoot, and while my husband was testing the photo light, and Olivia was sucking, I was still trying to guess where it was and what day of the week it was. And I like it so much, because in her I see myself exhausted, but powerful in equal parts, “he describes.
“And it is that breastfeeding, freely chosen, is a bit this photo. It does not understand schedules, jobs, fatigue … it is the sweetest here and now, just like harder, that I know. It is the most animal that I have ever experienced, along with creating and bringing to the world, the magic of life. 10 months go, and for now, by choice of both, what we have left … Maia in those months, by her choice, had already detached from me … she was a little more of the world than Olivia, who somehow still needs me “.
He then said goodbye to his followers, congratulating them for their courage in taking the step and bringing a son into the world: “Congratulations to all the moms, (and dads), whether nursing or not, struggle every day between sleep, patience and love” .
In the photograph, María Castro poses breastfeeding her young daughter.
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