These influential women are breastfeeding in public and we are all praise

Breastfeeding, it's a thing as native to humankind as existence itself and yet, we have larger-than-leviathan reservations when it comes to witnessing a pair of breasts feeding publicly. If we go to rural regions in the country, we see that people there are rather open about public breastfeeding than in comparatively civilized areas. However, thanks to many influential women, they are trying their best to de-stigmatize the act. Public breastfeeding should be as normal as nothing but to reach that level, we first need to put it out there.

Most recently, model Mara Martin breastfed her five-month-old daughter while she walked the ramp. The model chose a one-shoulder gold bikini to walk on the ramp while she held the baby in her arms. (Photo: Instagram)

Australian senator Larissa Waters breastfed her baby while she addressed the Parliament. It was a first for the nation and post the address, Larissa tweeted, "First time I've had to move a Senate motion while breastfeeding! And my partner in crime moved her own motion just before mine, bless her." (Photo: Instagram)

Gilu Joseph, the Malyalam actress, posed for the cover of a fornightly magazine while breastfeeding. “Whatever criticism this picture elicits, I will celebrate happily, as it is for all the mothers who want to breastfeed openly,” she said in the cover story.

The actress' efforts in normalizing breastfeeding are uncomparable. She never refrains from showing how proud she is to breastfeed. In fact, she does so even when behind the scenes and once called it, "Just another day at the office.” (Photo: Twitter)

Thandie Newton posted a sefie while breastfeeding her 2-month-old son while at a music festival in England on Instagram. She captioned, "This is what my body is made for. And the rest is my choice. #Freedom." (Photo: Instagram)