Celebrity Moms: Karolina Kurkova on Feeding America and Breastfeeding Son Noah

Even though she's busy with New York Fashion Week, Karolina Kurkova amazingly still manages to balance her career and her family life - all while making lunch for her kid and breastfeeding baby Noah - perfectly.

As a matter of fact, she's even got time to squeeze in some philanthropic work. On Friday, Kurkova teamed up with celebrity chef, Rocco DiSpirito, as well as some other volunteers for the All Souls Friday Soup Kitchen.

It was a fun and productive morning! Thank you @FeedingAmerica @roccodispirito @fridaysoupnyc

— Karolina Kurkova (@karolinakurkova) February 13, 2016

Kurkova has long been involved with Feeding America, so it's not so surprising to see her enjoying every single bit of helping out those in need. "It just makes you feel good," Kurkova told People. "Everybody is doing it with love and that's what's beautiful and important."

Of course, Karolina couldn't stop gushing about the men in her life: her six-year-old son Tobin, and baby Noah, who was just born last November.

Kurkova recently made headlines when she posted a photo of baby Noah breastfeeding on Instagram. Although it did cause quite the stir, Karolina explains that she doesn't understand the shock about the photo.

A photo posted by Karolina Kurkova (@karolinakurkova) on Jan 29, 2016 at 9:11am PST

"It was just a picture I took and I just thought it was such a beautiful picture," the former Victoria's Secret Angel said. "My mission wasn't like, 'It's going to be a big thing.' I wanted to share that picture and celebrate women who are breastfeeding because I know that's not always easy."

As the debate on breastfeeding goes on, many women have sent Karolina positive messages - thanking her for support and encouragement - from social media.

"It's not always fun and it's not always easy," Karolina said about breastfeeding. "It's very tiring, it's a lot on your body, you have to make sure you eat a lot, drink water, get enough sleep... my mission wasn't to create this whole campaign, but I feel good about that."