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Promotes eye contact for bonding time
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Have you ever sat and thought about how selfish we are? Individually? Not even on purpose. I have become increasingly...aware of this and now I think about it often. We live in our brains. What happens to me, who I talk to, even my children. I’ve begun to wish we were all telepathic. I walk by someone in the grocery store and wonder what their life is like. That one second of passing is all the interaction I’ll ever have with that person and yet on the other side they’ve lived a whole life outside of my little world. Even as close as my children or husband. We may interact on a daily basis but my life is separate. I think my thoughts as I wash the dishes and my two year old has a brain of her own, that contains completely different thoughts than my own even though we are feet apart we are living totally different lives. I don’t know why I can’t stop thinking about this. Maybe my brain is trying to come up with some grand connection between us all and the impacts we have on one another but when it boils down to it we are Selfish. We have to be. No matter how much I think about it I can’t even fathom what that person that passed me in the grocery stores every day life is like. Even people I see on a weekly basis. We all lead completely different lives. I don’t know why I had to write this down. Maybe I thought if I typed it out I would come to some enlightenment. Alas I am stuck pondering on the fact that as a people we are so greatly interconnected and yet so all alone at the same time. I don’t mean that in a depressing way but that is how it comes off isn’t it? If you have any input please feel free to leave me a comment maybe if we strike up a conversation about it I’ll realize why I keep thinking about all this! Thanks for tuning in. I can’t promise it’ll be the same mom time but it’ll definitely be the same mom channel! Cheers!
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About meNI am a 30 year old stay at home mom of 3 who has breastfed all of my children. With my first I always used a cover in public, None of which were up to par because they were too hot and too heavy. I know how it feels to want privacy but not want to feel like you are hiding your baby away under thick heavy covers. So I invented a solution to all of these problems! The Original Breastfeeding Veil! Archives
January 2018
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