Recently, Hong Kong actress Guan Onna posted photos of breastfeeding babies on social platforms, she wore a camisole and sat on the top of a mountain in Switzerland, and the family enjoyed the joy of the world.
During the summer vacation, Guan Onna and her husband went to Switzerland with their two children to climb the mountain and enjoy the family of four.
Guan Enna has been breastfeeding since the birth of a child. Now the son is fed white, fat and very clever.
This time in the Swiss mountain top to feed the daughter, Guan Enna also got a lot of netizens praise, fans praised her breastfeeding mother love is great, Guan Onna is the best mother.
However, there are also many netizens who have complained after seeing it: breastfeeding can be supported, but why not cover it with a cloth?
Some people also say that although it is natural to feed children, this does not mean that they will be fed wherever they go, and they must take selfies to others, netizens question guan Onna's psychological problems, in order to publicize too artificial.
Some netizens said: breastfeeding is very normal, this is a very private issue, why let the world see it? However, there are also supporters who believe that the vision is not correct and the mind is not pure, even if it is useless to wear clothes.
The 39-year-old Guan Onna was a TVB boss Hua Dan, who debuted as a model in 2000 and filmed many dramas such as "The King of Legal Newcomers", "Hotel Storm", "Thunder Sweeping Drugs" and so on.
In 2015, after marrying her boyfriend of a Chinese-French mixed-race doctor, she became a full-time good mother.
Guan Enna has always insisted on breastfeeding, and a son and a daughter have been raised to be healthy and lively.
Who knows that in 2016, Guan Onna was insulted when she fed her son bébé G in the locker room of a five-star hotel in Hong Kong.
Guan Onna could not find the mother and baby room at that time, she also asked the staff of the locker room for permission, but she did not expect that a middle-aged woman would run over and deliberately call loudly on her baby's head and next to her face, and scolded loudly: Someone is breastfeeding.
When Ella was interviewed at the time, she made it clear that she wanted to fight for the basic rights of all mothers who breastfeed people.
So later, she went wherever she fed, and often took selfies to share the joy of feeding people's milk.
I wonder if everyone thinks it is appropriate to breastfeed outdoors?