Well, Teresa, I vividly remember a session you presented at the
tail-end of a long conference where my toddler was tired of being in
the back of the room (and kept running to the front) and you invited
him and me up to the front, gave him the markers and the big drawing
pad from the easel and he happily and quietly colored up front instead
of the more disruptive behaviors he was engaging in in the back of the
room. It was wonderful and fabulous, and I very much admired you for
it. :)

Thanks again!
Gina Gerboth, IBCLC, CD(DONA), CBE, Student Midwife
Pueblo, Colorado

On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 3:24 PM, Teresa Pitman
<[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> This is an issue I feel quite passionate about. I think that the presence of
> babies and children enriches all our lives and find it very sad that they
> are so often segregated. I very much prefer speaking when there are
> babies/children there. I feel more relaxed and comfortable. Maybe it's the
> oxytocin in the air. Maybe it's just that the babies remind us so clearly
> about why we are there.
>

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