Peter Andre shared a "perfect" photo of his wife Emily breastfeeding the couple's two-month-old son Theodore on Thursday night. The proud father-of-four couldn't resist sharing the sweet moment with his 558,000 Instagram followers, writing: "I walked in and saw this. Just perfect #hungrylad." The image shows 27-year-old Emily gazing down at her baby boy while he nurses, and quickly drew a positive response from Peter's fans. "Well done Emily. And Peter. It's beautiful, amazing and hard work!!!" one wrote, while another added: "Awwww… I breast fed both of mine but found it very difficult. Emily you are a natural. Xx."
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© Photo: InstagramPeter Andre has shared a sweet photo on Instagram of wife Emily breastfeeding baby son Theo
Peter and Emily welcomed little Theo at the end of November. He is their second child together; daughter Amelia turned three on 7 January. Peter is also a dad to nine-year-old Princess and 11-year-old Junior from his marriage to Katie Price. Pete's decision to publish the breastfeeding photo came hours after Tamara Ecclestone issued a passionate response after receiving criticism for sharing pictures of her daughter Sophia – who will be three next month – nursing.
Tamara posted a new image from an elegant photoshoot with photographer Ivette Ivens as she opened up about previous comments she had received from online trolls. "Find it a very sad and surprising sign of the times and the world we live in that the act of breast feeding your child evokes such hatred in so many bitter people," she wrote. "I am astonished that breast feeding mums get such a hard time as there is no reason why we should."
© Photo: InstagramTamara Ecclestone responded to critics after sharing photos showing her nursing daughter Sophia
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The 32-year-old continued: "I would never ask someone when they will take away their toddlers bottle or follow on formula or cows milk or dummy or comforter. Nor do I judge those who choose to formula feed their children or give them cows milk. I support and empower all mums and I personally believe hatred is so heavy and bad for the soul. I hope by the time Fifi is a mumma people who have chosen to be open about their breast feeding journey will mean that seeing a picture of a mum feeding their child won't evoke any reaction and that it is seen only for what it is, a mum doing her best."
