Cassandra Sánchez de Lamadrid is criticized for not breastfeeding her baby and she defends herself: “Every woman is different”

After she published a photo where she is seen giving her baby a bottle, there are many criticisms that have rained against Cassandra Sánchez de Lamadrid. Users did not hesitate to question him for not breastfeeding little Milan, who is four months old.

Jessica Newton's daughter decided to publish an intimate image, where she is seen having a beautiful moment with her baby, the result of her relationship with Deyvis Orosco. However, they asked him hard questions.

“No formula, no matter how good it is, can replace breast milk”, “Do you no longer drink milk from your breast?” , “Don't you breastfeed?” , “Very bad, nothing like breast milk”, are some of the comments that can be read on the young mother's Instagram account.

Faced with this, Cassandra was not silent and defended herself against criticism. First, he stressed that it is their way of parenting and they must respect it.

“Let's learn to respect and learn that every woman is different, it depends on each one how she wants/can carry her motherhood. Blessings,” he wrote.

This did not stop there, since Sanchez de Lamadrid asked women for empathy, because every mother has an important reason not to give or stop breastfeeding her baby.

“In other words, in your opinion, are we women who cannot breastfeed or could not continue to do so not because of labor issues, but biological, are we not good mothers or will our children lack something? Learn to be more empathetic to the people around you, whether they are public people or not. Remember that you don't know me and assuming that you know everything about my life leaves a lot to be desired,” he concluded.

IT'S NOT THE FIRST TIME HE'S FACED CRITICISM

It should be remembered that this is not the first time Cassandra Sánchez de Lamadrid has fallen prey to criticism. She recently had to face questions about deciding to expose her little boy's face on the cover of Cosas magazine, when days before she pointed out that he defended his privacy a lot. She only chose to thank the signs of affection and ignore the criticism.

However, he did respond to those who claimed that his son had a resemblance to the late singer Johnny Orosco, father of Deyvis Orosco.

“In love with my son. I think he's a little Deyvis, although he also looks a lot like my father-in-law. It's beautiful! ”, wrote Cassandra along with heart emojis.

On the other hand, his mother Jessica Newton also took time to thank netizens for the comments that netizens have made about her grandson. Although he did not get to know his Johnny Orosco, he assured that he will take care of the child from heaven.

“I want to thank all those who have taken the trouble to write to me internally, to send me messages, to make their comments from the heart. I didn't get a chance to meet Deyvis' father. There are many people who tell me: 'look what it is like'. But the most important thing is that it is a creature that is surrounded by infinite love. I'm sure he will always take care of him from heaven,” she said in a video.

THE FIGHT BETWEEN MAGALY MEDINA WITH DEYVIS OROSCO AND CASSANDRA

Gone was when everything was happiness between Magaly Medina and the couple formed by Deyvis Orosco and Cassandra Sánchez de Lamadrid. It all happened when the journalist decided to criticize the singer's second solicitation of Jessica Newton's daughter. As well as judging them for taking their pets to a dog lodging.

The bride and groom were not silent and, through a statement, they defended themselves and told that Magaly had exposed her privacy without her permission, spreading a video call that was just for her.

This is how during the broadcast of Magaly TV La Firme, last Friday, February 18, the 'Magpie' was outraged by the words of Jessica Newton's daughter , who said that she “cried” and was “very upset” when she saw that her son's godmother had spread the conversation she had with Deyvis.

“I ask myself publicly. If I cry, if it bothered you so much, if it bothered them so much, why didn't they write or call me the next day when the program ended to tell me that I betrayed their trust, that I offended them, that I upset them? Why did they wait three months for me to comment on Deyvis' second plea in front of an audience that already knew he was engaged? Why did they wait for my public opinion on TV to just get out that they were upset? How do I find out? I didn't get any smoke signals,” said the TV presenter.

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