It's an impressive line-up for a new magazine published outside the glossy world of Cond Nast and The Hearst Corporation. A magazine for parents with a literary heart, Brain, Child is loaded with essays, fiction, humor and reviews from writers, well known and otherwise, with something big to say. The mother-brain informed her what to do to soothe, comfort and nurture her infant, and yet is the same brain that cannot manage to chat to colleagues or keep track of time. That's OK with James. The editors of Brain, Child have taken some criticism for the magazine's subtitle.
All mothers think.
They have to to get through the day. We wanted to demonstrate to the world that there's more to being a mother than soft-focus diaper rash commercial or articles about dropping the last five pounds' make you think. Illustrated by Lisa Burnett Bossi Published by Cedco Publishing. The nine ceremonies outlined in the book guide your experience, or you can choose among their many elements to create something more customized. Each ceremony contains poems, prayers and inspirational readings that may be said aloud or used in a memory book.