Swimmer hits out over having to leave son at home for Tokyo Olympics

Ona Carbonell will compete at Tokyo as Spain's sychronized swimming captain. 31-year-old wanted to bring son Kai with her so she could keep breastfeeding.

So offend she couldn’t take her child with her and feed her baby, so angry with the organisers and Japanese Gov….but still chose Olympics over her baby, go figure….🤔

There's a pandemic on. The 2020 Olympics didn't start it. Maybe Ms. Carbonell should stay home and take care of her baby. He's more important than her Olympic experience. No sympathy for her selfish expression.

Some mothers have to go without food for their children, so shut up!

Look The first woman to do sooo

The Games were originally scheduled for last year...her baby would have been 3 months old. Did she expect to participate then?

FFS it's a no brainer

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