Her name is Amara and she has become one of the most famous girls of the moment because at three days of life He has surprised everyone, his parents, and especially the doctors, who couldn't believe what he was seeing.
His mother was giving him a bottle when the girl grabbed him. What at first seemed like a funny gesture turned out to be the girl's desire to control her food, because from that moment she herself holds all the bottles. Come on feeds alone.
Now he has three weeks and, as they explain in the Daily Mail, when he wants to eat he holds the bottle tightly until he is no longer hungry and she releases it. The mother explains that she lets him do, because she has seen that she controls perfectly, but that, obviously, puts her on a cushion and looks at her continuously, knowing that it is not a usual situation and that not because she is autonomous in that she can leave her alone .
Amara was born on August 3 and is already the goal of the nurses and doctors' cameras, who are always surprised to see her eat and ask if they can photograph her, probably because of "when I explain it, nobody will believe me".
Onyi, his mother, 20, explains that now he also breastfeeds. At the beginning it hurt a lot, but now he has managed to make things go well and he is increasingly breastfeeding. At that time the girl, as the mother explains, he clings to her and touches her continuously.
Just in case, they have already recommended to the mother that if she continues to do so, be very careful. If you are taking a bottle, the girl is holding it and for whatever reason it chokes, it could not having the ability to take out the bottle herself at that moment and be dangerous. That is why the mother must be constantly watching her and, just in case, she is the one who gives the bottle, even though she is able to do it alone. Let's not forget that babies are usually able to take the bottle at 6 months, and not at three days.
Via and Photo | Daily Mail
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