I breastfeed my 3-year-old in public-people call me a perversion but i won’t stop

A young mother has ceased by critics who have slammed her to breastfeed her three -year -old daughter.

Madison Simpson was 19 when she welcomed Amaya to the world.

Now, Amaya is a living baby, full of love and energy.

But it has not always been the quiet navigation.

“I’m not eventually shy about breastfeeding”

Madison says her daughter was diagnosed with a rare condition called intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR), with doctors who warned her growth may be slow.

Three years later, Amaya has beat the chances and is now much over the average weight for her age.

Her mother believes that breast milk is to thank.

That is why the 22-year-old has now continued to breastfeed along with solids.

“I’m an open book and I’m not definitively shy about breastfeeding almost 3 years old. Breastfeeding is one of the most nutritious things you can give to your baby,” she says in a recent post for her ticking.

Tiktok Madison’s profile contains various videos that emphasize its journey with prolonged breast feeding.

â € œ Milk -i Breast is completely normalized in this family, – she insists.

Her decision to continue breastfeeding through young children has led to unfair comments.

She recently told The Daily Mail that she has been called a ˜predatorâ € ™ and â € ˜sickâ € ™ because of it.

“We have a lot of judgment, we have a lot of hatred. We have a lot of emotions mixed in its weight,” she explained online.

“Supermore our superpower”

Some of the comments even brought it to Wean Amaya for a short time – before each of them was ready.

â € œ I allow you all to get the best from me. I let the comments come to me. I let my anxiety go, “reflected Madison.

But after three days, she decided that hatred was not worth it and resumed breastfeeding as normal.

Despite the reaction, Madison has found a supporting community of same -minded mothers in Tiktok.

“Your body was literally to do that. Our superpower! Â â € wrote a commentator.

“I have 4 children and everyone, but 1 of them breastfeeding until they were ready 3. Kudos for you!” Another common.

â € œro proud of you who have not heard the opinions or judgment of other people. You do what is best for you and your daughter, – one third added.

Madison is standing on the ground and will not be pressured to stop breastfeeding anytime soon.

“I will continue my journey with my daughter because Google is free. You can look for the benefits,” she explains.

Australian Breast Nutrition Association – reports that 28% of Australian children are still breastfeeding in 12 months.

The organization supports the recommendation of the World Health Organization for exclusive breast feeding for the first six months and continuing breastfeeding along with solid foods for two years or as long as the mother and baby’s desire.