Breastfeeding the baby I didn't carry...

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SoundTikTok sound · What Was I Made For? (Epilogue) [Instrumental Version]

Why it worked

The video likely resonated with viewers by challenging traditional notions of motherhood and breastfeeding, promoting inclusivity and celebrating diverse family structures. The emotional and relatable content, combined with the message of biological possibilities, likely drove engagement and shares.

Summary

The video shows several clips of different women breastfeeding babies. The on-screen text reads "Breastfeeding the baby I didn't carry..." accompanied by a caption explaining that biology is larger than societal boxes and that pregnancy or DNA sharing are not requirements for motherhood or breastfeeding.

Structure

1Introduction to breastfeeding a baby not carried by the mother
2Demonstrations of breastfeeding in various settings
3Explanation of biological possibilities beyond traditional norms
4Celebration of motherhood and the bond between mothers and babies
5Acknowledgement of World Breastfeeding Week

On-screen text

Breastfeeding the baby I didn't carry...

Original caption

Breastfeeding has taught me that biology is so much bigger and more interesting than the little boxes we sometimes put it in. Pregnancy is not the only path to lactation. Birth is not a requirement for breastfeeding. And sharing DNA is certainly not a requirement for the bond between a mother and her baby. My body didn’t create his body. But every day, it helps his body grow. And I think that is pretty damn magical. Happy world breastfeeding week 🤍✨ #breastfeeding #ttc #ivf #surrogacy #twomoms