You Can Learn a Lot From a Baby
You can learn a lot from a baby, I certainly have. I thought I knew what it felt like to be protective of something or someone. Before I had my little Duper my emotionally over- wrought uncoilings of wanting to protect loved ones were nothing like what dwells glowing in my chest now. The thought of anybody hurting my son sparks a long mental list of the slow and torturous demise of many a fictional boogeyman. A friend of mine picked this out about me early on after my son was born. David has a teenage son. He basically told me to get ready to beat up a lot of kindergartners, because that is what kids do. They taunt, tease, and tussle. Horrible little five-year-old boogeymen. Trying to lure the Duper back for a diaper with his toothbrush Babies are a lot stronger than people give them credit for. At two weeks old, I was punched in my open eye in the early morning dark as my squalling baby demanded boob. Seeing stars, I was stunned and grateful for not having