Parentsuk lifestyleuk parentsBreastfeeding

The #MilkDrunkBaby Trend: Mums And Dads Share Babies' Faces Of Satisfaction After Being Fed

Parents Share Adorable (And Hilarious) Snaps Of Their #MilkDrunkBaby
Amy Packham

Parents have been sharing #milkdrunkbaby photos showing their babies half asleep and smugly satisfied with a belly full of milk.

The trend was started to tie in with World Breastfeeding Week, but as we all know, it's not only breastfed babies who have those brilliant milk drunk faces.

Here's a few satisfied babies enjoying the aftermath of their feed.

SEE ALSO:

Mums Get Breastfeeding Photographer's Instagram Account Reinstated During World Breastfeeding Week

'Bottle Feeding Is Beautiful Too' Photographer Shares Stunning Snaps Of Babies With Bottles

Breastfeeding Photos
(01 of17)
Open Image Modal
Ashlee Wells Jacksons' "4th Trimester Bodies Project" embraces the changes brought to women’s bodies by motherhood. Above, is a photo of herself and her baby.

Says Jackson: "I see beautiful, inspiring, real women on a daily basis who struggle with their body image because they don’t feel they measure up with who the media tells them to be... So much more needs to be done in our society to embrace body positivity and normalize breastfeeding." (credit:Ashlee Wells Jackson )
(02 of17)
Open Image Modal
In the September 2014 issue of Glamour magazine, actress Olivia Wilde said: "Breastfeeding is the most natural thing. I don’t know, now it feels like Otis should always be on my breast."
(03 of17)
Open Image Modal
Read more from HuffPost blogger Sandy Roffey, pictured above. (credit:Sandy Roffey)
(04 of17)
Open Image Modal
Photographer Jade Beall takes portraits, like this one, that celebrate moms' bodies for her project, "A Beautiful Body."
via A Beautiful Body Book Project (credit:Jade Beall)
(05 of17)
Open Image Modal
In 2012, singer P!nk shared this gorgeous photo of herself nursing baby Willow Sage on Instagram and Twitter. (credit:Pink/Instagram)
(06 of17)
Open Image Modal
Read more from HuffPost blogger Molly Shalz, pictured above. (credit:Molly Shalz)
(07 of17)
Open Image Modal
In 2014, singer Gwen Stefani posted a beautiful Instagram photo of herself feeding her son Apollo in Switzerland. (credit:Gwen Stefani/Instagram)
(08 of17)
Open Image Modal
Russian model Natalia Vodianova debuted her son Maxim to the world with this stunning breastfeeding photo in June 2014. (credit:Natalia Vodianova/Instagram)
(09 of17)
Open Image Modal
This photo is from Vanessa Simmons' Normalize Breastfeeding campaign. Says Simmons: "If [women] read other stories, then it becomes more normal like, 'Oh, I'm going through that exact same thing.' Or, 'My baby's screaming their head off at six weeks and I can't figure out why,'... Sharing those stories enables women to be able to connect." Read more about Normalize Breastfeeding here.
(10 of17)
Open Image Modal
Read more from HuffPost blogger Caurie Putnam, pictured above.
(11 of17)
Open Image Modal
This photo is from Leilani Rogers' Public Breastfeeding Awareness Project. Read more about it here.
(12 of17)
Open Image Modal
This image is also from Leilani Rogers' Public Breastfeeding Awareness Project. Read more about it here.
(13 of17)
Open Image Modal
This picture is from HuffPost blogger Jillayna Adamson' "Breastfeeding is Beautiful" series. See more images, and read about it here.
(14 of17)
Open Image Modal
Read more from HuffPost blogger Kate Fridkis, pictured above. (credit:Kate Fridkis)
(15 of17)
Open Image Modal
HuffPost blogger Jamie Davis Smith wrote about her difficulty breastfeeding her first child, and what the experience was like. Read her blog post here.
(16 of17)
Open Image Modal
Read more from HuffPost parents blogger Amy Wruble, pictured above.
(17 of17)
Open Image Modal
In a blog post where this image was featured, author Mama Bean writes, "We are continually sold The Ideal; the picture-perfect, fully-clothed, fully made-up portrait of Motherhood... And yet in the real world, motherhood takes a far more literal shape; a far more physical form. It may well be slim, trim and toned... just as it may be rounded, softened and stretched. And yet, this second and more common reality is hidden and censored by default, as if motherhood is somehow something to shelter from."

Read the full post here. (credit:Paulina Splechta Photography)

Related

uk lifestyleuk parentsBreastfeedingbottle feedingnew parents
Suggest a correction
|
Submit a tip