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When should a mother return to work after giving birth? Many say 3 months. In Europe 1 year.
Sarah Palin went back to work 3 days after the birth of her child with special needs. Three days!
Was this her way of dealing with a difficult situation? Did she put her needs above that of her child? It wasn't like she needed the money. Where was the bonding???
It is obvious that she could care less about the child based on the fact that she supposedly flew for 12 hours AFTER her water broke and the fact that she was flying that late into her pregnancy in the first place......if she was even pregnant at all.
She said she wasn't in labor (after 4 I trust her to know) and her Dr. gave her the OK to fly home. She was 4 weeks from her due date and cleared for travel by her Dr.
She took baby Trig to work with her, didn't abandon him at home or in daycare.
She said she wasn't in labor (after 4 I trust her to know) and her Dr. gave her the OK to fly home. She was 4 weeks from her due date and cleared for travel by her Dr.
She took baby Trig to work with her, didn't abandon him at home or in daycare.
You guys got anything else this morning? *yawn*
Taking an infant to work with you is good for them? See earlier post about fourth trimester.
Location: Jonquil City (aka Smyrna) Georgia- by Atlanta
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She is an inspiration to slaves everywhere! Drop the baby in the field, grab the sack and keep pickin cotton!
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