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New mom distraught thinking baby isn't getting enough milk, then sees photo
Danielle Estrada told Newsweek she battled postpartum anxiety and "constantly worried" her daughter wasn't eating enough.
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New Mom's Breastfeeding Fears Alleviated by Thriving Baby
A recent social media video shared by content creator Danielle Estrada, known as danielllestrada, has resonated with thousands of new parents by openly discussing the anxieties surrounding postpartum breastfeeding. Uploaded on October 6, 2025, the video, which has garnered over 1.2 million views, documents Estrada's initial fears that her baby was not getting enough breast milk and was going to bed hungry. The video opens with Estrada candidly reflecting on these emotional struggles, stating, "Thinking back to when I cried because I thought my baby wasn't getting enough breast milk and going to bed hungry..." Her expression conveys the distress many mothers experience during this vulnerable period. However, the narrative quickly shifts to a heartwarming resolution. The video transitions to a serene scene of her infant, Quinn, soundly asleep and visibly healthy, described by Estrada as "chunky." This visual contrast powerfully illustrates the often-unfounded nature of parental worries when confronted with the reality of a flourishing child. The video has been widely shared, accumulating 168,600 likes and 17,800 shares, indicating its broad appeal and relatability among an audience familiar with the challenges and joys of early motherhood. While the video is a personal account, it touches upon universal themes of parental anxiety and reassurance, offering a comforting perspective to those navigating similar experiences.
