Ashley Graham, renowned for her advocacy of body positivity, recently opened up about her decision to stop breastfeeding her twins at 5 months old. In a heartfelt interview, she emphasized the importance of mothers choosing how to feed their children, stating, “I don’t think we should be telling people how we should be feeding our kids.”

Graham, a mother of three, including twins, candidly shared her journey into motherhood, admitting she initially felt pressured to exclusively breastfeed her first child. However, with her twins, she opted for formula, prioritizing their well-being. Reflecting on the physical toll of pregnancy and breastfeeding, she described feeling “fully depleted of everything,” underscoring the challenges and changes mothers face post-pregnancy.

Throughout her experience, Graham remains dedicated to authenticity and self-acceptance, asserting, “I like to represent myself as someone who’s just happy with who I am… I don’t ever want to lie.” Her openness resonates with mothers worldwide, highlighting the diverse paths to motherhood and the importance of personal choice in parenting.