Emily Ratajkowski jokes that “she’s always breastfeeding” as she shares another fast food to the newborn

She recently flaunted her amazing post-baby body after giving birth just six weeks ago.

And Emily Ratajkowski, 29, shared a snapshot feeding her newborn son Sylvester on the chest while joking that “he was always breastfeeding.”

The model had stated that her son would choose his own gender when he turned 18, so he opted for the non-binary nickname “Sly”.

In the home snapshots, Emily shared a vision of her life as a mother for the first time and revealed “If it seems like I’m always breastfeeding it’s because I am.”

She looked lovingly at the boy she shares with three-year-old husband Sebastian Bear-McClard while wearing a dyed shirt.

In a second, she continued to leave her son alone on her chest as she smiled softly at the camera.

And it seems that, despite the adjustments involved in having a baby, it is settling in very well in motherhood.

Less than two months after giving birth, she revealed that her famous figure had virtually regained its original shape while posing in an Inamorata bikini.

Although breastfeeding burns a lot of calories, her snatched postpartum frame remains an anomaly.

Her sheer bikini post garnered comments from fans who were affected by her body’s seemingly rapid transformation for better or worse.

Blogger Chiara Ferragni wrote, “Girl, how can you have this body after baby?”

And other famous friends seemed to lose words as SZA wrote “WOAH” and Chantel Jeffries commented “Wow”.

However, some commentators criticized her for setting “unrealistic expectations” of what a woman’s body should look like after childbirth.

“I hope this makes another new mom’s shit feel for her bodies,” one user wrote.

A popular Australian fitness trainer named Emily Skye spoke about the matter and urged people not to “compare” with others.

“I’ve seen so many people, especially mothers upset about it, and I compare their own body … Comparing and feeling inferior to people who look‘ perfect ’is not healthy,” she wrote.

Although Emily is in the process of writing a collection of essays under the name ‘My Body’ about recovering her own image, her body remains a point of contention after finding fame while revealed the chest in Robin Thicke’s music video for Blurred Lines.

And in her Vogue pregnancy announcement, both she and Sebastian had expressed concern about having a daughter because of body pressures and having a role model for a mother.

“I’m worried that a girl has a lot of things to live like her daughter … That puts a lot of pressure,” the producer said.

And Emily had added, “I think about how women are constantly compared doing acrobatic calculations in their head: that way I’m like her, that way I’m not; in this way I am better, in this way I am not ‘.

The self-proclaimed feminist and activist announced the arrival of her son Sly on March 8th.

The Osse Sylvester Apollo has joined the side of the earth. Sly arrived on 8/03/21 the most surreal, beautiful and loving morning of my life, ”he wrote.