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Oran Zegman

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Telling stories to Maika. Sometimes to others as well.

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Who wore it better? #honorsociety 7/29 on @paramountplus #paramountplus taken in London Hotel by @oranzegman

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4 years ago

I’m not crying you’re crying. #HONORSOCIETY #timessquare @angourierice @gatenm123 @paramountplus taken in Times Square by @oranzegman

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4 years ago

Cannot. Be. More. Excited.
Honor Society will be out 7/29 exclusively on @paramountplus by @oranzegman

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4 years ago

#ShortFilmTrailer: Marriage Material: Twisted Husband Hunting Extravaganza With A Dash Of Genius

Read our review and watch the short, link in bio.

#ShortFilm #SupportindieFilm #IndieFilm by @oranzegman

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23 days ago

Maika Mikey doodler foo-foo love of our life. May you love us as you love raspberries, salmon and Bamba. שרק תהיי לי בריאה לנצח אמן. by @oranzegman

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2 months ago

Seeing how our little one changed your entire being is my greatest joy in life. Happy Father’s Day, Maika’s dada/aba! @patrickvanmilligen by @oranzegman

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4 months ago

She was 3.5 months when I moved her to NOLA for the shoot of Goodbye Girl. I was still breastfeeding, and at that point I loved every moment of it (those who’ve been following my nursing journey know it wasn’t an easy one).

I planned to fully wean when she turned five months — a month before production. As that day got closer, I found myself looking at her every time she nursed, quietly saying goodbye to that unmatched connection between us…

The day before she turned five months, something in me shifted. I couldn’t do it. I couldn’t look at my baby’s little body and choose not to give her my whole. She was also just getting over her first cold, and I felt like my milk was one more thing helping her through it. I couldn’t decide to wean.

And then, the most unbelievable thing happened.

The morning of her five-month birthday, I woke up dry. No more milk. As magically as it came, it was gone. The universe decided (as it always does) what was best for me.

A week ago, Maika got sick for the second time in her life, and in that moment, I found a small treasure — two last frozen bags of breast milk I didn’t even remember existed.

This photo is her drinking the very last one.

I will miss breastfeeding you until the day I die. ❤️ taken in Los Angeles, California by @oranzegman

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6 months ago

Goodbye NOLA.
You are one of a kind. chaotically beautiful. Full force magic. taken in New Orleans, Louisiana by @oranzegman

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7 months ago

Happy women’s day!!! Last week at NOLA. 🪬❤️💪 taken in New Orleans, Louisiana by @oranzegman

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7 months ago

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a year ago

Before you give birth, no one tells you about the journey of breastfeeding.
All you hear is how wonderful it is, how important, how it bonds you with your baby…
and it does. But not right away.

Before it gets pretty, it’s painful.
It’s exhausting.
It’s so damn frustrating.

When it doesn’t work, you feel like a failure. You panic. You cry. You cry more.
Then at 3 a.m. you spill the only ounce you managed to pump… and you cry so fucking hard.

You feel like a terrible mother for not having enough supply, or for (God forbid) considering combo feeding.

But after a few loooong weeks, it does get better.
And then you forget to tell your girlfriends about the journey.
And it is a journey. A long one. Your own one.

And you’re doing great.
You’re doing the best you can.
So talk about it. All of it.
Someone out there wants to hear the ugly parts—just to know they’re not alone. by @oranzegman

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a year ago

We missed the one month mark but we’re still tooooo cute ✨🪬✨🐣 by @oranzegman

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a year ago