Sandra Kubicka this year she fulfilled her biggest dream of being a mother. Her husband Aleksander Milwiw-Baron announced the birth of Leonardo from the stage of the Forest Opera in Sopot during the Polsat SuperHit Festival. As is known, the couple is also building a house in the forest, away from the hustle and bustle of rushing Warsaw. Since then, the former model’s social media has been flooded with couple content. Recently, an intimate photo appeared there.
Sandra Kubicka showed how she breastfeeds. “The bond we strengthen”
Sandra Kubicka she opted for a posed photo. She was wearing a tight white dress, tied hair and delicate make-up with clearly highlighted eyes. In her arms she held little Leoś, as she affectionately calls him, dressed in bright green onesies. The little one was “glued” to her breast and ate eagerly. Former model and businesswoman she added also signature. As it turned out, she had an important message related to World Breastfeeding Week, which, as she has emphasized many times, is very important to her. However, she disabled the ability to comment on the post.
August 1-7 is World Breastfeeding Week. And Leo and I celebrate it. I love this closeness and bond that we strengthen with every hug
– she signed the photo.
Sandra Kubicka Straight to the Point: “My Self-Esteem Has Dropped to Earth”
Sandra Kubicka wasn't so sure of herself until recently. Recently, Internet users started to worry about the former model. “Sandra, what happened, I'm worried”, “You look like you're about to cry, is everything ok?” – they asked in private messages. The influencer has had comments blocked under her posts for a long time now. Kubicka doesn't hide the fact that it's hard for her, but it's precisely such words from internet users that make her feel bad. “My self-esteem has fallen to the ground. What happened? I'm a mother of a two-month-old child who wants to eat every hour and a half. But thanks for your concern,” she replied on her Instagram story. SEE ALSO: Sandra Kubicka showed off her postpartum scar again. “Hello moms! Are you ashamed?”