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Mother
* All mothers are parents
  - can successfully breastfeed their babies
  - care for their children
  - have their favorite child
* Every mother experiences in a special way the memory of having given birth to a baby
  - feels a wide range of emotions after birth
  - know that spitting up common occurrence among babies after feeding
* Many mothers also have to deal with recovery following a cesarean birth.
* Many mothers are able to express milk for quite some time after weaning takes place
  - desperate to wean at different stages of breastfeeding
  - fearful of nursing in public
  - less inhibited in the water
  - more comfortable with manual expression of breast milk because it is more natural
  - required to use drugs during breastfeeding
  - bring their children, especially the babies
* Many mothers choose to abort their babies once spina bifida is confirmed
  - continue breastfeeding throughout pregnancy, while others decide to wean
  - freeze their milk directly in bottles
  - combine school or work with breastfeeding their babies
* Many mothers die as a result of complications of pregnancy and child birth
  - young because of their children
  - do find it easier to lose weight while breastfeeding than at any other time
  - experience minor discomfort until the baby latches on successfully
  - express their milk using breast pumps
  - faint at the sight of their children after surgery
* Many mothers feel awkward in the first weeks caring for their babies
  - babies sleep better after a bath
  - best if they keep their baby nearby
  - sad after the baby is born
  - that their families are economically bound to their careers
* Many mothers find solace in rainbows, butterflies and angels
  - that their babies chance getting little fingers caught in a lacy pattern
* Many mothers find they become very thirsty while the baby is nursing
  - obtain more milk earlier in the day
  - get amniocentesis or chorionic villi tests done on children while still in the womb
  - give their children milk to build strong, healthy bones and teeth
  - have a sense of whether their aborted child was male or female
  - keep nursing in spite of the pain the first few days or weeks and are glad they did
  - lack confidence in their own ability to breastfeed
  - learn that their babies nurse more frequently in the evenings on days they work
  - prefer to sew their own baby clothing
  - seek to feed their infants breast milk
  - suffer from depression after giving birth
  - tend to monitor feeds by the clock at intervals of every three hours
  - use a picture of their baby to focus their thoughts
  - work part-time because of child care considerations
* Many mothers worry about how much the new baby needs to eat
  - possible allergic reactions when they introduce their babies to new foods
* More mothers die in childbirth than anywhere else in the Arab world.
* Most mothers acquire babies
  - adapt infant potty training to fit their own family lifestyle
* Most mothers affect antler development
* Most mothers are able to breastfeed and pump the first time they try
  - express only a few drops of milk when they first try a breast pump
  - rear all their offspring to weaning age
  - awake during delivery and work hard to help the baby come into the world
  - concerned about taking any medications while breastfeeding
  - good at loving and nurturing their family
  - very protective of their young
* Most mothers avoid illegal substances
  - belong to families
  - can recognise their own babies by smell and pick up fallen babies
  - care about offspring
* Most mothers care for babies
  - calves
  - orphans
  - own children
* Most mothers carry babies
  - daughters
  - decease daughters
  - helpless infants
  - newborn offspring
  - young children
* Most mothers change minds
  - over years
  - choose to breastfeed because they want the best food for their baby
  - claim sons
* Most mothers collect food
* Most mothers consume alcoholic beverages
  - diets
  - fat diets
  - fruit
  - contain antibodies
  - cook meals
* Most mothers create homes
  - defend offspring
  - deliver babies
  - digest food
  - do best if they pump both breasts simultaneously
* Most mothers drink diet soda
  - liquids
* Most mothers eat all types of foods while nursing
  - encourage babies
  - enter molt stages
  - examine children
  - exercise discretion by using a towel while nursing
  - expect pregnancy
  - experience some nipple tenderness during the early days of nursing
* Most mothers feed babies
  - baby milk
  - chicks
  - pups
* Most mothers feel abdomens
  - an increase in movement, kicking, and hiccups from the baby
  - lower abdomens
* Most mothers find babies
  - secluded rocks or marshy areas in which to give birth
  - follow husbands
* Most mothers form bonds
  - strong bonds
  - gain weight
* Most mothers get babies
* Most mothers give birth to one young an average of every five to six years in the wild
  - nutrients
  - go into labor
* Most mothers groom adult female offspring
  - infant offspring
* Most mothers have antibodies
  - birth outcomes
  - brown eyes
  - coats
  - dry skin
  - gardens
  - glands
  - habits
  - mental problems
  - more than enough breast milk to feed their baby
  - muscles
  - nipples
  - proper diets
  - reproduction
  - soup bones
* Most mothers have strong bonds
  - tendencies
  - third eyes
* Most mothers hold babies
* Most mothers identify offspring
  - own offspring
  - inform infants
  - ingest carbohydrate meals
  - instinctively protect their children from harm
* Most mothers interact with babies
* Most mothers keep babies
* Most mothers lead families
* Most mothers leave babies
  - hospital four or five days after a Caesarean birth
  - like to be organised and have a few items of clothing before their child is due
* Most mothers live in areas
  - households
  - same households
  - on diets
  - up to years
  - look at babies
* Most mothers lose extra weight
* Most mothers maintain bonds
* Most mothers make babies
  - noise
  - marry fathers
  - monitor infants
* Most mothers move children
  - naturally begin to place some restrictions on nursing as their child grows
  - offer each breast at every feeding, alternating which breast they begin with
  - only allow themselves about a half a day a year to be sick
  - oversee children
  - participate in physical activities
* Most mothers pass on to offspring
  - pick up babies
  - possess mates
* Most mothers produce babies
  - rich milk
* Most mothers protect babies
  - kittens
* Most mothers provide babies
* Most mothers raise arms
* Most mothers reach maturity
  - sexual maturity
  - receive hormones
* Most mothers recognize calves
  - remain with offspring
* Most mothers report diarrhea
* Most mothers reside in households
  - respond to offspring
* Most mothers say the birth of their children awakens their heart
  - vagina when their daughters ask questions about where babies come from
  - search for food
  - see offspring
  - serve as daughters
* Most mothers show babies
  - sit in rooms
* Most mothers stay in vicinities
  - suffer from exhaustion
* Most mothers support adolescent daughters
  - take babies
* Most mothers teach babies
  - think their children are cute
* Most mothers use food
  - sphincter muscles
  - strong muscles
  - visit the pediatrician often during the first few years of a child's life
  - worry about being in an inappropriate place when they go into labour
* Some mother kangaroos carry babies
  - rattlesnakes care for their young after they are born
* Some mothers abuse infants
  - act as aunts
  - add sugar to cereal to make it more flavorful
  - adopt babies
  - allow their babies to nurse to relieve the uncomfortable feeling
  - also begin weaning their children from breast or bottle feeding at about one year
* Some mothers are able to breast-feed most of the time and use bottle feedings at other times
  - absolutely overwhelmed with love the first time they see or hold their baby
* Some mothers are cared for babies
  - new babies
* Some mothers are diagnosed with breast cancer
  - lung cancer
  - fortunate enough to have wage paying jobs themselves, usually as a school teacher
* Some mothers are killed by cars
  - vehicles
* Some mothers avoid certain dairy products
* Some mothers become cancer patients
  - predators
* Some mothers begin hibernation
  - winter hibernation
* Some mothers blame breastfeeding for their difficulties
  - stepmothers
* Some mothers break shells
  - wrists
  - breastfeeding perfectly well never feel engorged or full
* Some mothers bring calves
* Some mothers can draw their inverted nipples out with just one pumping session
  - even breastfeed in their sleep
  - use their breast to fill the cleft and allow the infant to nurse
  - care for orcas
* Some mothers carry calves
  - lemurs
  - meat
  - nurses
  - sleeping babies on their backs while scribbling notes into a three-ring binder
  - tamarins
  - young calves
  - change behavior
  - choose children
  - claim death
  - close their eyes and think about nursing the baby, imagining the baby in their arms
  - combine breastfeeding and formula
  - consider weaning off the breast now
* Some mothers consume acid
  - control sex
  - date several men during a short period of time
* Some mothers deliver baby girls
  - develop antibodies
* Some mothers die from illnesses
  - injuries
  - weakness
* Some mothers die in automobile crashes
  - camps
  - concentration camps
* Some mothers die of attacks
  - heart attacks
  - lonelinesses
* Some mothers dig burrows
  - nursery burrows
  - discover hearts
  - disown their partners on the spot when they learn their children have been abused
* Some mothers do diets
  - notice that colostrum is present much earlier in their pregnancy
* Some mothers eat babies
  - fish
  - emerge from dens
  - enrich their lives by learning or studying while at home with children
  - even pump twice a day
  - fall back asleep while baby is still nursing
* Some mothers feed buffalo
  - chickens
  - pigeons
* Some mothers feel like babies
  - little pain and even describe giving birth as pleasurable
  - more comfortable using a bottle to feed their baby in public
  - fight battles
* Some mothers find daughters
  - that applying a little modified lanolin helps heal sore nipples
  - their infants are more 'fussy' with breastfeeding following a strenuous workout
  - they only have to give one or two small supplements a day
  - yoga a peaceful way to connect with their child
* Some mothers follow calves
  - dead calves
* Some mothers get fathers
  - horridly ill during pregnancy
  - natural immunity
* Some mothers go to hospitals
  - without their baby, depending on the age, and that's stressful as well
  - guard their egg cocoons in their silk-lined burrows
  - harm babies
* Some mothers have a difficult time dealing with newborn babies by themselves
  - more difficult time than fathers finding personal time
  - affairs
* Some mothers have aggressive breast cancer
  - blastocysts
  - blood types
  - carnivores
  - compounds
  - diabetes
* Some mothers have different blood types
  - hypertension
  - increasing fatigue
  - kits
  - lambs
  - land carnivores
  - migraines
  - nutrition
  - poor nutrition
  - pouches
  - structures
  - syndromes
  - twins
  - two or more let-downs per feeding
  - urine smell
  - wigs
* Some mothers help dogs
  - hatchlings
  - hide or bury their ootheca and never see their offspring
  - hire people
  - hold calves
  - ignore babies
  - insert beaks
  - introduce pups
  - invest their entire being into their child
* Some mothers keep eyes
  - tracks
* Some mothers kill chicks
  - puppies
* Some mothers leave dens
  - paid employment entirely and spend a number of months or years at home full-time
  - leave, while others stay with their eggs until they hatch
  - like to use a bean bag or sit on the floor with the back supported
  - live on mountains
* Some mothers lose baby daughters
  - identities
* Some mothers lose own identities
  - self identities
  - senses
* Some mothers love animals
  - ducks
  - maintain ties to their children by telephone
* Some mothers make chicken soup
  - films
* Some mothers move babies
  - old sons
* Some mothers murder children
  - only go in the nest to feed the babies every so often and that's all
* Some mothers opt for a natural birth which involves no medication
  - to use a midwife in a home birthing environment instead of a hospital
  - pass months
  - pee the baby before, during or after a nighttime nursing
  - pick up children
  - place cotton balls soaked with their breastmilk near their babies
* Some mothers possess chickens
  - parrots
  - prefer to wean by decreasing the length of feedings
  - produce daughters
* Some mothers protect fawns
  - orangutans
  - young orangutans
* Some mothers provide parental care
* Some mothers raise brothers
  - grandchildren
  - monkeys
  - rabbits
  - sisters
  - tails
  - turkeys
  - receive corticosteroids
  - regret that they brought children into the world
  - reject infants
  - remain in vicinities
* Some mothers report that their milk supply is lower by the end of the week
  - they feel more interest in sex once they resume ovulating again
  - restrict nursings to the bed or a certain chair
  - return to burrows
  - sell oysters
  - share environments
  - show survival
  - sleep in hammocks
  - smoke cigarettes
* Some mothers spend less time
  - long time
* Some mothers stay with piglets
  - stop breast milk
  - suffer from depressions
* Some mothers survive attacks
* Some mothers take aspirin
  - lithiums
  - medicine
  - teach girls
  - think that drinking milk is necessary in order to produce milk
  - trap small animals
* Some mothers use breast shells to protect the nipple from the dampness and friction of the bra
  - dye
  - hair dye
  - magic
  - marijuana
  - special necklaces that are made just for the nosy or distracted nursing toddler
  - uses mild baby soap and massage the baby with calendula oil before each bath
  - visit zoos
* Some mothers watch chickens
  - wear earrings
* Some mothers weigh kgs
* Some mothers work as secretaries
  - outside homes
* abuse children at a rate twice that of fathers
  - double to triple the rate for fathers
* account for the vast majority of single parents.
* allow other females to hold their infants soon after birth.
* also can help protect their child by breastfeeding for the first year of the child's life
  - pass the disease to their newborns
  - cope by limiting their own food intake to ensure that children have enough to eat
  - give birth to babies upside-down
  - groom their young
  - make a purring sound for their young
  - talk more about emotions than do fathers
* always appreciate pictures of their children, no matter what the age
  - keep their feet on the ground
* appear to adapt their work patterns to fit the specific needs of their young children.
* approach doctors.
* are Malian children's primary caretakers
  - always the first teachers of children
  - aware when their children are in danger, even over thousands of miles
  - biologically and genetically designed to nurture their babies
  - books
  - central to their children, to their nations, to the world
  - concerned with egalitarianism
  - cultural icons
  - daughters' primary role models
* are engaged in activities
  - other activities
  - female animals
  - fiercely protective of their young
  - fonder than fathers of their children because they are more certain they are their own
  - human and prone to mistakes
  - inspiration
  - known as the most caring beings among every kind of animal species
  - likely to be abusive than fathers
  - more affectionate to their babies postpartum
  - old women
  - perpetrators of abuse upon children at least equally with fathers
  - pregnant for three to four months, and typically have two
  - primarily responsible for the nurture of their children
  - protective and hum to keep babies close
* are responsible for taking care of babies needs during class time, such as changing diapers
  - teaching children
  - to care for babies during lunch
  - sacred beings to be treasured and revered
  - satisfied with their child's development and enjoy raising children
  - some of the most special people in the world
  - symbolic with the giving of life
* are the backbones that support a family
  - experts on caring for their babies
  - first educators of the human person
  - key to family survival in developing countries
  - most underpaid workers in our global economy
  - primary caregivers for the health and illness needs of the family
  - single most important person in the lives of their children
  - three times more likely to hemorrhage
  - under the age of thirty-five
  - usually more rested and less stressed when they are with their babies
* are very protective of their calves
  - young until they separate after about a year
  - wary of large birds of prey
  - yeast
* ask for opinion.
* bears rear cubs for two to three years
  - scold their cubs with a low growl or a soft cuff
  - that are nursing young cubs continue to lose weight
  - with cubs are especially dangerous, particularly if a hiker gets between cub and sow
* become friends.
* begin to prepare girls to run a household when they are between seven and nine years old.
* benefit from production.
* breastfeed babies
* bring food
  - newborn calves to secluded coves to nurse
* build nests for their newborns, usually in the fork of a tree.
* call their young to nurse with a snorting sound.
* can also connect with their baby through music
  - kill or harm their unborn baby if they choose to
  - pass worms on to their kittens
  - watch for signs that their breasts are functioning normally
  - blame fathers for mutations
  - bond with their baby throughout their pregnancy
  - connect with their unborn baby through touch and relaxation
  - continue breastfeeding during most illnesses
  - easily raise twins
  - even nurse their young while standing
  - feel free to sleep a longer period at night
  - learn from fathers how to engage in sports and active play with their sons
  - maintain lactation by pumping while at school or work
  - now be the primary agents for empowering individuals to transform society
  - nurse in privacy without removing baby from the carrier
  - parent their own lives
* can pass monilia and trichomoniasis to their babies at birth
  - on more to their newborns than hair color and an artistic temperament
  - sex-linked alleles to both sons and daughters
* can pass the disease to infants during pregnancy
  - infection on to their newborn babies causing serious eye disease and pneumonia
  - milk proteins to their nursing babies if they drink cow s milk themselves
  - produce adequate milk for twins and triplets
  - recognize their offspring by a scream alone
  - rest comfortably and never be more than a few feet away from their new baby
  - share their stories of grief and joy
  - simply go to their infants and begin feeding
  - spend time with their children while working from home
  - sway easily, encouraging fetal descent or straightening an ascynclitic descent
* care for babies until they can swim and hunt on their own
  - their calves till they are old enough to care for their self
* carrier of any X-linked disease.
  - infants constantly their first three weeks
* carry their dead babies on their backs
  - young around on their backs
* catch their newborn young in a special membrane between their legs.
* cease traveling with cubs when they become ready to mate again.
  - positions
* choose options
  - to have sex, which leads to pregnancy
* come in all different shapes and sizes.
* come in all shapes and sizes and personalities
  - into contact
  - to life
* communicate with their calves by bleats.
* compete frantically with each other over who can give birth to the most babies in ten years.
* conserve human life.
* constitute more than eighty percent of the women in prison.
* construct a nest for their young before birth.
  - beef meals
* continue to breastfeed with complementary food until age one
  - suckle babies
* contribute a higher number of chromosomes to daughters than sons
  - to sons and daughters
* could have children.
* cows, like most mammals have a strong maternal bond.
* deer typically leave their fawns bedded down while they are away foraging.
  - territory
* describe events.
* devote more time to engagement than fathers.
  - slowly of terrible diseases
* differ as much as children differ.
* do earn less than both men and childless women
  - provide children with nests and roots, an embracing love which nurtures growth
  - try to protect their offspring against assaulting males
* double their intake of food following the birth of their babies.
  - sweet tea
* easily carry their young in flight for the first week but do so only to change roosts.
* eat diets
* encounter sons.
* engage in sexual activity with their infants fairly often.
* ensure protection.
  - next stages
* experience deliveries
  - difficulty
  - spontaneous deliveries
* express concern
  - own opinion
* face charge
  - degree murder charge
  - hungry children
  - their babies milk
  - presence
* find areas
  - lotion
  - therapy
  - the next generation and contribute significantly to future generations
* frequently are also the spiritual leaders of their families
  - leave baby on the beach while they go hunting
* generally describe a burning pain when the nipple turns white
  - raise males until they are just about two
  - nourishment
  - proper nourishment
  - very upset when sticky, brown, muddy footprints stain the floors
* give birth and raise only one baby koala at time.
* give birth to litters of five or six and are extremely protective of their young
  - live calves that they nurse for a year or more
  - persons, each with a nature
  - single young during the summer
  - their young in disused burrows of other animals
  - totally complete persons, each with a nature, and never to a nature alone
  - two to eight offspring at one time
  - while clinging to the roost with both thumbs and feet
  - great care
  - up on breastfeeding even though they are well-read and motivated to breastfeed
* go hungry at night so their children can eat
  - through a grieving process that, for some, can be as painful as death
* greet sons.
* handle presence.
* have a baby only once every four or five years.
* have an inherent tolerance for the unpleasant, particularly when it comes to their babies
  - uncanny ability to manipulate sons' lives
  - appetite
  - chances
  - choices
  - cluck sound
  - conditions
  - different reactions to fathers about the homosexuality of their child
  - direct contact
  - foul mood
  - freedom
* have have babies
  - helpers
  - ideas
  - many reasons for nursing their babies
  - more love for their children than children have for mothers
  - one to seven babies
  - primary responsibility
* have raise children
  - resources
  - responsibility for the care and nurturing of their babies
  - to pump regularly starting soon after birth
  - unique needs as they seek safety and healing for themselves and their children
* heal faster and babies are more settled when they stay at home.
* hear daughters.
* help deliveries
* hide their young in dens built in tall, thick grass.
* hold an especially prominent place because being sick is an attack on one's body
  - their babies with arms of shock, and never once take a step to walk
* human being, capable of making mistakes.
* include animals.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* inform babies
* involve movement.
* is associated with the transmission of life
  - the trunk of the tree
  - children from the fields, and infants are kept inside all day
* kill their babies
  - young in the wild, because they weaken the pack
* learn about products
  - lessons
  - roles
  - truth
* leave areas
  - natal territory
  - their young to hunt, and call their young to feed upon returning
* line their dens with grass and leaves for comfort.
* live at addresses.
  - precious babies
  - their precious children to car accidents and violent crime every day
* make all kinds of sacrifices for their children
  - differences
  - harsh noise
  - hunt trips
* massage their newborns with it, to make their skin supple.
* may have babies
* miscarry, and sometimes die, too.
  - to areas
* need assistance
  - attention
  - plentiful water
* need to breast milk
  - enough milk
* now do give birth successfully to extremely premature children
  - make up almost half the nation's work force
* nurse babies
  - for months
  - kids
* nurse their babies, even underwater, for about eight months
  - children to sleep and then nurse on demand through the night
  - cubs in a sitting position, or lying down on their side or back
  - young for a long period
* nurture their children and wives take care of their husbands to succeed in their jobs
  - young while floating on their backs
* observe, evaluate, and even medicate their children on a daily basis.
* often allow soiled, foul smelling diapers to remain for a long time on the baby
  - anchor their young in kelp while foraging
  - assume a larger role in early parenting, partly because of traditional expectations
  - bear a larger share of the diabetes care burden than fathers
  - cry in despair while fathers stop talking at home
  - find that it is easier to breastfeed than bottlefeed twins
  - have difficulty with housework and parenting
  - know that their children are being abused, yet are afraid to speak out
  - live for their kids
  - notice abdominal distention in younger children
  - realize there is something wrong while shampooing a baby's hair
* often report giving birth in a hospital is like being on a time clock or an assembly line
  - that they enjoy the close physical contact with their infant
  - support their infant there, especially when brachiating or climbing down trees
* often travel alone with only their offspring
  - work part-time to balance work and family needs
* only place of humor and reflection for mothers.
* participate in activities
  - duties
  - regular physical activities
* pass PCBs and dioxins to their children through the umbilical cord and breast milk
  - a portion of their dioxin and other chemicals to their infants when breast feeding
  - their antibodies to their babies across the placenta and in breast milk
* planning a pregnancy are generally careful about their health.
* plant the seed of faith in their children.
* play roles
  - significant roles
* possess a strong urge to protect and comfort their children
* post photos.
* prepare meals.
  - litters about once a year
  - milk between feedings due to elevated baseline levels of prolactin
* provide assistance
  - opportunity
  - parental assistance
  - solid food
  - sustenance
  - the first formation of the human heart
  - tips
* raise a single baby at a time
  - one child at a time
  - the young by themselves
* recognize calls
  - pups on crowded rookeries through smell, sight, and vocalizations
  - the squeals of their newborns
* recognize their pups through a combination of smell and sound
  - young by their voice
  - their young for up to six months
* remember cousins.
  - effects
  - side effects
* require more food and nutrients to fuel the growth of the baby.
* respond to every cry to keep their cubs warm, dry, clean, and fed
* return several times a day to nurse their young.
* routinely turn a blind eye to the treatment and the behaviour of their children.
* s can spread the infection to their children.
* say in statements.
* see adverts
* seem to have a negative impact on self-esteem when they fail in that expectation.
* send pictures.
* should have choices.
* sing and rock their infant imitating the rhythms of drums by chanting nonsense syllables.
* sit at kitchen tables
  - wait rooms
* sleep with their infants in all traditional tribal cultures.
* spank more than fathers, and boys are spanked more often than girls.
* spend more time attending to the infants' basic needs while fathers tend to play more.
* spending their time begging for food don' t pay attention to their young.
* stash their young out of sight for long periods of time.
* stay at sites
* still carry the lion's share of parenting responsibility.
* stop losing weight.
* stress emotional security and relationships, and fathers stress competition and risk taking.
* suckle only their own babies, and the young stop nursing anywhere from one to five months
  - their young both early and late in the day
* suffer economic consequences for having children
* take care of their offspring until they become independent
  - young during their first year
  - pride in their cooking and want their children to eat well-balanced meals
  - shelter
  - the active role in nursing by squirting the milk into the baby's mouth
  - infants how to speak over the course of years of intense tutoring
  - kittens to be wary of humans, to defend themselves, and they become feral
  - skills
* teach their babies what food to eat, in which trees to find it and in what season
  - pups to forage, and pups learn to hunt the same prey as their mothers
  - young how to build nests
* tend to leave the sex of the first child, and to a lesser extent the second child to chance
  - reason with their children and show more affection
  - spend a lot of time outside the nest
  - stay with their cubs until they become adults, and mothers tend to stick together
* to eat food
  - traditional food
  - ensure survival
* to follow diets
  - special diets
* traditionally play a leading role in choosing the leisure activities for their children
  - take care of most of our physical and emotional needs
* transfer some antibodies across the placenta to the developing fetus.
* typically have from one to six cubs, which are born blind and toothless.
* use bathrooms
  - their bodies as bridges between branches for their young
* usually give birth every year
  - to one, two, or three babies at a time
  - share their nests with nursing infants
* visit places.
* want choices
  - justice
  - medical schools
* welcome babies.
* will have choices
* work with their babies, while the older children accompany their grandparents.
* working and supporting young children rely on child care.