Tuesday, January 27, 2009
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A Lone Daddy's fight against the Mommy-Industrial complex
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They don't mention in the article the range of birth weights....but with eight, my guess is that the biggest isn't over 2 pounds. Now, at least there's a hospital staff to take care of them. When they go home, the baby care scenario assumes almost industrial proportions....
Yes, but the good news is that in the case of octuplets, the old ladies who volunteer in the maternity ward drop off reality show contracts along with the teddy bears and knitted hats...
I'd prefer to think that some nurse or orderly played that "doot-doot-doodie-doodie" clown music as the births were happening.
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