Does mainstreaming work? Three mothers share their struggles and successes
When my mother came for Danny’s bris and told me he was “stiff,” I laughed it off. He was an exceptionally easy baby; I had to wake him to feed him.
But that should’ve been a red flag.
When Danny was a few weeks old, my nephew — a newlywed with no kids — visited and held the baby. “Wow,” he said, “this baby’s so stiff.”
That should’ve been a red flag too — he had no experience with babies, but even he noticed.
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