Tamera Mowry Shares Moments Breastfeeding Daughter, Ariah Talea Housley: Says "Unbelievable"

 Just me and my mini me

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When it comes to breastfeeding, moms around the world probably can relate to Tamera Mowry's experiences. MStars News has learned that the mother-of-two is opening up and sharing moments about the "unbelievable" bond she feels while nursing her daughter, Ariah Talea Housley.

In a new blog post to her website, Mowry admitted that the breastfeeding experience with her daughter was "unbelievable."

She wrote, "I can't fully express how it actually feels, but the bond it's building between us is amazing. I cherish every second I can sit down and feed her. It's our private time together, and I really find it so relaxing. It makes me feel good to know that I can give her everything that her body needs, and I plan to do so until she's one year."

Breastfeeding Ariah has been amazing, in large part because I learned a lot from my experience with Aden. Read about it on my site. Link in profile. A photo posted by tameramowrytwo (@tameramowrytwo) on Nov 27, 2015 at 2:32pm PST

Mowry also revealed that breatfeeding her son, Aden John Tanner Housley was much different. She claimed that it was very challenging and hard with her now 3-year-old toddler.

 #fbf to the day Aden met Ariah. ☺️

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"With Aden, breastfeeding was hard. It didn't come as naturally as we're meant to believe. Aden wasn't latching properly, which meant I experienced soreness, my nipples were callused and I was in pain for about 8 weeks. I was having a hard time keeping up my supply of milk and it was taking a major emotional toll on me."

Mowry also admitted to even breaking down and crying while trying to feed her son. But with her daughter, Mowry claimed that the nurses even wanted other babies to learn from her little one. Learning from her past helped her with her second child.

"I took everything I learned from my experience with Aden and Ariah had the perfect latch from day one. The nurses even commented that they wished Ariah could teach the other babies there!"

MStars News previously learned that Mowry wasn't the only mother having ups and downs with breastfeeding. We reported that Glee star, Naya Rivera wrote in her blog that she sometimes felt like she was just a "tit" to her son, Josey.

Rivera and her husband, Ryan Dorsey welcomed their first child together back in September. Rivera claimed that her bedroom turned into a nursing room filled with breastfeeding pads, and everything else that goes into feeding your baby.

MStars News wants to know, has any of our readers out there experienced any issues with being a first time or second time mom and breastfeeding? Tell us your ups and downs to parenthood.