Salma Hayek really does have the best breasts in Hollywood

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Okay, I'll admit that when my eye scanned this headline off of Huffington Post, I did a double take. I thought it would lead to a crazy-lady story.

Then I clicked on the video and fell in love with Ms. Hayek for doing what I think is the most natural and loving thing in the world. She breastfed an infant who was hungry.

Salma Hayek Breastfeeding An African Baby boy



As a mom who nursed both her kids and got over all the taboos about this the minute I lay eyes on my babies, I learned how profoundly nourishing this is for an infant.

But, there still remains so much stigma about all this, today, even though it's been proven to be the best thing one can offer a baby.

Well, I just want to say "You go, Selma!" and remind the world that Angelina and Madonna never once shared their titties with a stranger's hungry babies!

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