Overview
- In new dpa remarks, the comedian describes the postpartum period as a shock and recalls waking after eight hours at home in a panic until her midwife reassured her.
- Kebekus, who became a mother in January 2024, is publishing “8000 Arten, als Mutter zu versagen,” collecting her experiences and observations from her first year of motherhood.
- She tells Der Spiegel that mothers live under constant scrutiny and performance pressure, citing prescriptive parenting advice that floods her Instagram feed.
- She calls breastfeeding a battlefield and argues that no woman can meet the conflicting expectations placed upon them.
- She recounts being confronted for nursing in a Cologne department store and in parks, pointing to a double standard compared with shirtless men who draw no criticism.