Christina Aguilera Breastfeeding Two Year Old Max
File this under Ewwwww!! Christina Aguilera has a “Dirty” plan for hanging on to her ample post-pregnancy bosom. Christina “loves her fuller cleavage,” which she credits to breastfeeding, and she “wants to keep it as long as she can,” according to a Star Magazine spy. The “Fighter” singer is so enthralled with her E-cup cleave she’s decided to keep breastfeeding her five month old son Max until he turns two.
“Christina knows lots of women breastfeed until their kids are two years old-she even heard that Demi Moore did it.”
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On June 8th 2008, Bambi wrote:
In all other countries of this world you are looked down upon for NOT breastfeeding a minimum of 2-4 years! In America they frown upon doing exactly that! America needs to realize some things such as breast feeding are one of the most natural things a woman can do! Breast are not toys but a means of sustenance. Get over your eww factor and move away from looking at women as sexual objects!
On June 8th 2008, StarLink wrote:
My word, I guess she is still breast feeding. She sure knows how to use those things.
On June 8th 2008, Gloria Stitz wrote:
What is so “eeeww” about nursing a baby for two years? The WHO and the AAP & AAFP recommend *at least* two years of nursing, so I think it’s great that she’s considering this. In a world where so many Celebs stop really early, or don’t nurse at all, just so they can get back “out there” I think Christina is being a wonderful role model for all young women.
Lots of Celeb mums have nursed for this long, Nelly Furtardo, Carrie Ann Moss, Nell McAndrew, Teri Hatcher, notice anything? They are all the smart ones, whilst Britney and J-Lo went with the bottle, I know which ones I think are “eeww”!!
On June 9th 2008, trisha wrote:
what’s so “ewww” about giving your baby the best? UNICEF, WHO, AAFP, etc. all recommend a MINIMUM of 2 years of breastfeeding. good for Christina and all the other moms who are going for at least the MINIMUM for breastfeeding.
just because America is too sick thanks to Hollywood, and now sees breasts as sex objects, does not mean breastfeeding is bad. it means our minds are. GET OVER IT.
On June 9th 2008, Sara wrote:
Good for her and thanks to all who support her. I am a nursing mom and my son is 14 months. I praise myself for giving my son the best thing I can give him. Shame on all of you who call it dirty!
On June 9th 2008, Leanne wrote:
We’re calling it dirty because the only reason she’s doing it is because she wants to keep her huge boobs. Priorities, right?
On June 10th 2008, Vespa wrote:
Good for her! Breastfeeding is healthy, the longer the better for both mom and baby!
My 1st baby weaned before 2 years, but my 2nd went to 2-1/2 and my 3rd is getting close to 3 years. In a lifespan of 80-100 years, 2-3 years is such a short time, but it can make such a positive difference in long-term health and intelligence.
On June 10th 2008, Nursing Mom wrote:
Leanne,
But if a mom bottlefeeds “because I want my body back” nobody bats an eye? To me, that’s dirty!
Nothing wrong with a mom joking about the benefits of breastfeeding. They are there. (And how!) If she’d said she was nursing for the protection against cancers and other health problems for herself (and baby), what would they say then?
The hype is all about the breasts. Get your minds out of the gutter already!
On June 10th 2008, Crystal wrote:
God she is sooooo pretty i wish i looked like her really that girl has it all , looks, money, power, everything.. i love her and her music she is a very pretty woman and a good mother and a great singer very classy lady .. : )
On June 10th 2008, Casey wrote:
What would the bra size be if she didn’t have the implants? I’m a brand new, breast feeding mom and my 34DDs didn’t grow at all. the just get a bit fuller when I’m ready to feed.
On June 10th 2008, pinkTACOeater wrote:
let me feed on those for the next 8 years,no need to drag the kid into it
On June 10th 2008, Christy wrote:
Eww!! I’m still breastfeeding my 2 1/2 year old. :) Too bad my boobs didnt stay that big though. LOL
On June 10th 2008, Beth wrote:
If you people really believe her boobs are that big just from breast feeding you are all a bunch of idiots. She has sooooo obviously had enhancements done to them. Breast feeding does not make your breasts THAT large unless they are engorged and even then they don’t get that big without leaking everywhere. I have had 3 kids and breast fed them all and I can tell you for a fact that there is no way it just from nursing. Just wait until she is “done” nursing and watch–they won’t get much smaller–if it truly was from nursing they would get much smaller and sag…
On June 10th 2008, CJ wrote:
All the breast feeding in the world won’t preserve those puppies if they are real. They will go down to ‘zero’ after the milk dries up. If they are inplants ; i think they are’ then the change will be minimal once the feeding stops. Either way..they are hers to do with…personally, i liked her better smaller..she looked younger.
On June 10th 2008, Pauline wrote:
Yes!! How wonderful to see celebs doing what’s right by their babies. Extended nursing is a wonderful gift!
On June 10th 2008, Susan wrote:
Those things are gonna look like soggy old deflated balloons after 2 years. Then she won’t think it was a good idea after all.
On June 10th 2008, rach wrote:
breastfeeding is great for her and her baby! her boobs arent going to look bad. i have breastfed over 2 years and my boobs look great!
On June 10th 2008, JD wrote:
Do you people know how to read. She isn’t doing it for the health benefits, but FOR HER BOOBS. Which will not stay big, they’ll deflate eventually. And please stop with the breastfeeding obsession. I don’t know anyone breast fed for that long, and I highly doubt they missed out on health and intelligence opportunities because of it. Stop thinking a child is doomed if they are breast fed for 10 years. If all you do is obsess over your kids, I feel sorry for you.
On June 10th 2008, cadydidwhat wrote:
I am sure every woman is different, but I personally went from a cup size DD to a size G over the last trimester of my pregnancy, and only gained about 3 pounds over the last 3 months (I was overweight when I conceived, so it was considered perfectly fine for me not gain too much weight, in fact my OB was very pleased that baby kept growing and I didn’t).
Anyway, more on point, I have a feeling that perhaps in this oversexualized country Ms. Aguilera feels like it is more acceptable to say she’s breast-feeding to keep her boobs big than to admit that she wants to practice extended breastfeeding. Many people I encountered when I was still nursing my daughter at 24 months were shocked and a little taken aback. I don’t regret it for the world.
You go, XTina. xoxo
On June 10th 2008, cadydidwhat wrote:
“soggy old deflated balloons”? Maybe so, but most fertility statues from b.c. depict that very thing. It’s considered to be an ideal body type to look like you birthed and nourished your child in countries where liposuction and gastric bypass is not the norm.
On June 10th 2008, Julie wrote:
I wonder if breastfeeding made your breasts smaller would she have stopped by now? You breastfeed for the health benefits of the baby, not because it makes you look better.
On June 10th 2008, SexyMama wrote:
Regardless of why she’s doing it, fact is she’s giving her baby the best food out there. Measuring up to what doctors say is a healthy timeline for feeding a baby and then some. Lucky little babe! How fabulous to see breasts presented for their intended use.
On June 11th 2008, Kristen wrote:
Good for her. While you may be saying she is just doing it for the cleavage, breastfeeding toddlers is perfectly normal and breastmilk has lots of great benefits that continue as long as mom and baby want to nurse. My two and a half year old is still nursing a few times a day. She seems to need it still, and I know it is keeping her immune system healthy and helping her brain development.
On June 11th 2008, Carrie wrote:
I’m breastfeeding both my kids.. That’s a 3 month old and a 2 1/2 year old. My boobs look fantastic. :)
On June 12th 2008, Babs wrote:
Breastfeeding doesnt make your boobs end up saggy, PREGnancy does… breastfeeding just prolongs the inevitable…your boobs will change in preparation for your new baby regardless of your plans for feeding.You let them dry up in the first two weeks, then 2 weeks post partum they will look exactly the same way that they would had you let them dry up in 2 yrs.Weight also influances this- you gain a truckload during your pregancy, your boobs get bigger not only because of horemones but your increased body fat itself… you loose that weight, boobs will have skin stretched out , just like an overweight non-pregnant woman who loses all the weight. I have been breastfeeding on and off for 8 yrs.. my youngest is going on 3 and still nursing-My boobs are not huge..but then again, I am very very petite so it would look freaky anyway.A woman should never maintain a breastfeeding relationship for vanity (or NOT breastfeed due to vanity) .. It isnt about all that- It is about the health benefits, the emotional bond, and breastfeeding is also very “green”…no packaging, no bottles, no animals or chemicals involved, no waste.. perfect! while I applaud Christina for not only giving her child the priceless benefit of breastfeeding,I cannot applaud her so -called reasons for doing so.By the way, she had implants, her boobs were already big, round and firm, now they are simply appear to be bursting through her blouse …larger than life!
On June 12th 2008, pinkTACOeater wrote:
i’d motto boat those puppies anytime
On June 12th 2008, Hannibal Lecter wrote:
Tell me, Christina: when they put your daughter/son on the slab, where will it tickle you?
On June 12th 2008, watdafuk wrote:
seems like she cares more for her tits than her kid.
On June 13th 2008, Amom2 wrote:
Good for her. If she can do it, hey, why not.
I believe the way a mother chooses to feed her child, should be left up to the mother. The decision should, for the most part, be respected, and left alone.
So again, Kudos to her for the decision she has made for her and her child. Regardless of reasoning.
On June 14th 2008, M wrote:
Her words may have been taken out of context….now that would be a surprise! Who knows, she may have been joking around about keeping her breast size as the reason for her continued breastfeeding. Regardless, good for her…..and even better for her son.
On June 14th 2008, Cristina wrote:
This girl only said this to draw more attention to her veiny silicone filled balloons.
She’s happily married with a baby, she’s beautiful and has one of the best voices in the music industry and she ruins her image by always looking like a slutty blow up doll with the prostitute clothes and trowled on makeup.
On June 15th 2008, Amanda wrote:
Ok, we all get it. Breasteeding is good for your baby. But just because you choose to bottlefeed does not make you a crappy mother. I have a 3 year old that I bottlefed. She has been VERY healthy and has yet to even have an ear infection. I am pregnant with my second and do not plan to breastfeed this one either. Yet I still consider myself a great mommy. So many of you need to stop gazing down your noses at those mothers who chose a bottle over the breast.
On June 15th 2008, Liz wrote:
It would be one thing if she wanted to nurse her child for the health benefits it would have for her child, but to nurse simply because it makes her chest bigger? What an awful, selfish, shallow, narcissistic bitch. She is incredibly undeserving of that child. Ugh.
On June 15th 2008, Kim wrote:
It’s not eww! I think it’s pretty cool! But I also don’t look down upon the ones that does breastfeed like some of you are. It’s your own preference. She could also get a pump if she wants to! But I think this is awesome!
On June 20th 2008, Adrianne wrote:
Breastfeeding is the best thing you can do for your baby. I am so glad to see a young celebrity doing it. It is a good first step to normalizing breastfeeding. Our culture has lost so much to the bottle, it’s time to get it back!
On June 21st 2008, CANDI wrote:
I think I’ts kind of gross to breastfeed your baby after it starts walking. I mean, have your kid run over for his or her lunch is to much.
On June 27th 2008, Neena wrote:
Come on if you really think that she is that shallow that the only reason she is breastfeeding is to keep her large breasts you are crazy! Just because she loves the side effects of nursing doesnt mean that is the only reason she is doing it.
On June 29th 2008, Mommy wrote:
Seriously all those Mothers out there who Breastfeed and think you are better then the Mothers who Forumla feed you should be ashamed of yourself!!!!!!! Does it really matter if a child is Breastfed or not…isnt the important thing that the Child is Loved, Cared For and Fed PERIOD Breast or Formula?!?!?! Some people cant do it and for this you look down on them….Really??? Your NO better then a BUM on the Streets begging for Money for DRUGS!!!!! Just because you Breastfeed does NOT make you a Good Mother…Really it doesnt! The important think is that the Child eats and gets his/her nourishment!!!!!!!! So really, to all those Breastfeeding Mothers who look down on people who DONT Breastfeed…get a grip and get a life!!!!! ;)
On July 1st 2008, Jan wrote:
For anyone who doubts the benefits of breatfeeding until the child no longer needs it, see:
101 Reasons to Breastfeed Your Child
http://www.naturalchild.org/guest/leslie_burby.html
On July 21st 2008, Lisa wrote:
Extended breastfeeding is nasty. I know of a woman named Jeanette who breastfed her favorite daughter for 3 years. That kid has mental problems and the breastfeeding sure didn’t make her very healthy. I suspect Jeanette wishes the kid, who is now 15, was still sucking on her.
On August 10th 2008, Lisa W wrote:
Lisa - have YOU ever breastfed a child? I have three kids - the y0ungest is going to be 2 next week and YES I am still breastfeeding her. The other two stopped on their own right before their 2nd birthdays. I can tell you that I NEVER imagined myself as one of “those” moms who breastfeed in public. And, once I tried it after my first child was born, I almost gave up. I had mastitis and had to be treated with antibiotics. My breasts hurt so much I spent several days in tears. Same thing happened with my second and third. Is it worth it? Of course. Come on. American women are such wimps about this stuff. My kids have rarely been sick, are smart, social and very well rounded, secure individuals. Would this be so if they weren’t breastfed? Maybe. I don’t know. All I know is I did the best I could for THEM which turned out in the long run to also be the best thing for me. I am 45 years old and can still enjoy those sweet, tender moments with my daughter because she wants to.
Sounds like you don’t know much about this subject at all. It’s not “yucky” or “gross” unless of course you are a teenager watching someone breastfeed for the first time. But teenagers pop their zits in the mirror and I find this kind of gross. I hardly think this is in the same category.
Are you a teenager, Lisa?
On August 15th 2008, Christa wrote:
yea for Christina!!! My youngest is almost 18 months old and he is still BFing!! I dont plan on stopping until he decides its time to stop. its the best thing for him and I am very proud that I can do that for him. So no matter what her reasons for BFing good for her for even doing it because a majority of women dont!! :) YEA FOR YOU CHRISTINA!!! Keep up the good work :)
On December 8th 2008, Patricia wrote:
All the breastfeeding haters can keep pumping their kids full of melamine, fluoride and chlorine. I’m going to keep breastfeeding my 2.5 year-old twins as long as it works for us. People who are grossed out by breastfeeding need to grow up. Christina proves once again she’s no Britney by doing the right thing.
On December 9th 2008, sandy d wrote:
Three cheers for a nursing celeb mom. And, moms who think extending nursing is gross are often deep down guilty they didn’t manage to nurse for one reason or another. No, it doesn’t always go easily in the beginning. i had every problem under the sun, but so glad I stuck it out. I nursed oldest til she was three and tandem nursing her with younger sibling for 18 months. and that youngest is still nursing at 3. We joke that it’s time to stop, but clearly she had a need for that time with mom. Why would I take away the thing that makes her so happy. soon enough the day will come when she won’t want it. Why rush it?