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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I certainly don't think a "newborn care specialist" or specially trained "baby nurse" is required to care for a baby, unless there are special needs.

Almost every mother on the planet cares for her baby.  It does not require a trained professional.

You're right - I'm not an early childhood professional.  I'm an experienced mother (and aunt, big sister, babysitter, godmother, friend, etc....)

Babies are pretty easy.  Even when you have twins as I do.  Still pretty easy.  Hard work?  Sure.  Exhausting?  Sure.

Requiring "an experienced and trained professional"?  Nope.[/quote]
There's only one logical reason a mother of twin babies would insist that caring for them is an "easy" job: she has someone else doing the work for her much of the time.[/quote]

Nope, not when they were infants.  It was all me (and my husband when he was home.)  I stayed home for a long time so I did it all.  They were easier as babies than they are now.  It's a much harder job on several levels to wrangle toddlers and preschoolers.  And now I have help.  And I hired for people w/ experience w/ this age group.  They're experienced, but they're not "trained".[/quote]
You're just out of the loop, lady. [/quote]

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