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[miafedup]

Yesterday I had a lunch with a coworker, Jackie. Jackie is on maternity leave. She had her big, giant baby with her

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[vikkilynn]

The last time I was at Hattie and Olivia's house my sister in law asked me if I wanted to hold Hattie, and I looked at her and her teeny tiny body and bobbly head and eyes that barely focus and said "no thank you." I SAID NO!!!! I've never said no, ever, to holding a baby. I'm just not comfortable with them so why should I force myself to hold one?

[asakiyume]

This is absolutely for you: Mitchell and Webb, "Fear of Children"

[springdaisyk]

Lol that's so funny. Don't worry about not being into babies, I know quite a few people who are mums (like my sister) and still not keen on them. Of course they are totally assumed to be okay with it too. I am the complete opposite and love babies, but have to try not to appear too keen (like a sad old lady) when in fact I'm itching to have a cuddle!

[aixa]

I'm not a fan of babies either. Not sure I held my niece more than once, and I know I haven't ever held my nephew. I just don't get the desire to hold and cuddle a baby. I coo and aw over babies that come into the theatre or over students' kids, but to be quite honest, it's all an act. I feel like I'm supposed to do that, so I do.

[december_clouds]

UGHHHH I hate being asked to hold the baby. But that's how I ended up on your flist anyway.