Why Sharon Spink is Still Busy with Baby 9
Meet Sharon Spink, a 50‑year‑old mom from the quaint village of Sherburn in Elmet, North Yorkshire, who gave her youngest daughter Charlotte a super‑vintage gift: a full‑fledged, nine‑year‑old breast‑feeding bond.
A “Mummy Milk” Marathon that Lasted Until 8 Weeks Ago
According to whispers from the Daily Mail, Sharon had a sweet little “mummy milk” marathon – not an episode, but a lifestyle – that stretched from one birth to a sudden decision to let go. Yep, she finally asked her body, “I’m done. Thank you, but no more cheese tears for the next eight weeks, darling.”
The Nutritious Nod
Sharon swears that her nursing saga helped her keep the health in check. “The nutrients are like the ultimate over‑the‑counter superheroes,” she claims. And when you whistle for your second and third kids, the brains behind the operation say there are no “side‑effects.”
WHO’s Lightweight Reminders
World Health Organization (WHO) says babies should be exclusively breastfed for six months, followed by a gradual food‑tasting pageant, and then the grand finale: continuing the milk treasure for up to two years.
Under the Spotlight: Critics vs. Supporters
- Critics: Some folks went all “this could be child abuse.”
- Supporters: Others shouted “Bravo! It’s bonding, it’s loving.”
And the Verdict
Sharon’s story feels like a laugh‑out‑of‑loudly emotional movie: she’s the real superstar. Kids may be old enough to read a book, but the love she keeps nursing is a saga only the heart can comprehend.
