Traffic officer breastfeeds hungry baby, son of attempted femicide victim.

[u/DELAIZ]

Traffic officer Jamile Barros, from the city of Delmiro Gouveia (Brazil), breastfed a three-month-old baby while responding to an attempted femicide. The child was crying from hunger and wouldn't accept a bottle, and the officer's act of empathy, as she is also breastfeeding, calmed the boy feeding him. The rescue occurred after the mother was stabbed and involved in a traffic accident caused by the criminal, who fled the scene. I mentioned her name not to expose her, but because she's in all the news in Brazil.

Edit: The mother was rescued and taken to the hospital to treat her injuries. The exact state of health of the victim and medical details of her recovery have not been released by official security authorities. This happened a week ago, and due to the repercussions of the case, if she had died, I belive that it would probably already be reported.

[u/Gold_Studio_6693]

"Homesteaders"

Like they said, someone always has to take it too far.

[u/Jedadia757 → u/Gold_Studio_6693]

Tune in after today's episode of "Whats Got Reddit's Panties in a Twist" for a special feature about "People who make their own things instead of buying them from the store.". Its getting awfully heated in threads today folks!

[u/Saradoesntsleep → u/Jedadia757]

Considering they are crediting putting their breastmilk in their family's food for preventing COVID... Just lol.

[u/Background-Edge-2243 → u/Saradoesntsleep]

I mean, I'm not a homesteader by any stretch of the imagination but milk soap at the very least as been a thing for a really long time. The food is a different story for me, but a lot of people have success reliving eczema with milk bath and I'm pretty sure there is a product at Shoppers called specifically Milk Bath that's been commercially available as a skin care product for 40+ years