Holly and Becky Stevens are sisters-in-law, live in the United Kingdom, and 7 years ago started something few families would do: breastfeed each other’s children. 🍼
It all began when Holly’s son, Freddy, was just 5 days old and needed to eat while his mother was away. Becky, who was already feeding her own baby, simply breastfed him. Since then, they have repeated it with each new child, most recently with Pearl, Becky’s baby.
On the program ‘This Morning,’ they said that their family compares them to hippies and that they ignore the criticism. But the show’s doctor was clear: without knowing the other person’s health habits, there is a real risk of transmitting infections. Do you see it as something natural between close family members, or as a boundary that should not be crossed? 🤔