Cami Homs replied forcefully to criticism for using a stroller for her two children.

Cami Homs, became the center of attention on social media again, this time for an unexpected topic for many, the use of a stroller for her two young children, Francesca (6) and Bautista (3).

After posting a photo on Instagram where she is seen in an elevator with her two little ones, from her relationship with Rodrigo de Paul, sleeping in a double stroller, negative and critical comments from some social media users quickly followed. They questioned her if at that age the children should still be using it or not because it might be counterproductive.

Far from ignoring the criticism, the Argentine model and influencer decided to respond and face it clearly and unfiltered to make her stance very clear.

Through a selfie she took with a completely serious face, she sent a direct message to her detractors without any kind of filter. "If they want to and it's comfortable for them, they'll use it until they're 20 years old," she said.

Her post quickly went viral, generating massive support from other mothers, fathers, and followers who appreciated her sincerity and firmness in the situation, as many of them find themselves in the same dilemma.

The ex-partner of the Argentine national team player explained that she frequently travels alone with her children and that the stroller has become an almost indispensable tool for her to facilitate outings with them.

She also explained that it is a comfortable and safe transport for her two children, which also allows her to carry some essential items.

"Traveling alone with two kids so young isn't easy. Using the stroller allows me to move without complaints, without getting tired, and, above all, without losing patience," the influencer expressed.

She also emphasized that there is no universal rule about the age to stop using the stroller and that each family should do what works best for their dynamics and adapts to their daily needs, facilitating various tasks they have to do with the children included. "Not everything is black or white. Sometimes, practicality outweighs what people think from the outside without living your day-to-day," she added.