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Sleepy Cutie! Ashley Graham Shares Photo of Baby Isaac Falling Asleep While Breast-Feeding *Again*
What a snoozy little boy! Ashley Graham revealed her newborn son, Isaac Ervin, fell asleep on her amid a breast-feeding session on May 13. “I had so much coffee,” the 32-year-old wrote over a photo of herself and her baby in bed on her Instagram Stories. “But he just wants to lay around [and] sleep today.”
This isn’t the first time the proud mama let fans and followers in on the special feeding moments she has with her only child. On April 30, she posted a candid video of her son nodding off mid-feed. “I wanted to say … I’m kind of whispering because Isaac’s sleeping right here,” she told fans during the clip.
On May 7, she shared more footage of her sleepy eater while hanging out in bed with her little boy. “He fell asleep on the boob,” the model gushed on her Instagram Stories. “And now, I’m afraid to move and wake him up.”
The Nebraska native has also shown off the pumping equipment she used before starting to breast-feed her infant. On February 21, the A-lister flaunted her harness and even gave it a sparkly filter to make it look glam AF. Days later, she revealed she used her breast pump in public for the very first time. “First pump in an Uber. Ever so slightly awkward,” Ash captioned a clip of herself pumping in the backseat of a vehicle.
It’s no surprise to see the Sports Illustrated alum empowering mothers everywhere by normalizing some of the most difficult parts of being a parent. She even spoke about how strong she felt after having a natural birth at home on her “Pretty Big Deal” podcast on February 4.
“I have to say now though that I gave birth, and I did it naturally and I felt everything, I feel like there’s nothing I can’t do,” she said just one week after the birth of the child she shares with husband Justin Ervin. “Like there’s nothing that can come my way where I’d say, ‘That’s too hard. I can’t handle that.’ I went through laboring for six hours naturally.”
Strong mama and a sleepy baby — sounds like the perfect combo to us!
