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		<title>Comment on Wearing Your Baby by Caitlin Rose</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Caitlin Rose]]></dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[I knew a woman who kept a full time job in a bakery during and after her pregnancy and wore her baby the whole time (often on her back, I suspect). She was a particularly determined lady, but it just goes to show that a baby doesn&#039;t need to be a handicap. I see so many mothers trying to escape from their babies in order to get things done, but then they&#039;re in anxiety the whole time, and it&#039;s a miserable experience for them and the baby. It&#039;s so true how you pointed out that corporate culture creates a need for extra accessories by encouraging mothers to separate from their babies. Thanks for the great post!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I knew a woman who kept a full time job in a bakery during and after her pregnancy and wore her baby the whole time (often on her back, I suspect). She was a particularly determined lady, but it just goes to show that a baby doesn&#8217;t need to be a handicap. I see so many mothers trying to escape from their babies in order to get things done, but then they&#8217;re in anxiety the whole time, and it&#8217;s a miserable experience for them and the baby. It&#8217;s so true how you pointed out that corporate culture creates a need for extra accessories by encouraging mothers to separate from their babies. Thanks for the great post!</p>
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