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Date: | Wed, 1 Mar 2000 21:39:50 -0500 |
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Kathy and others,
Of COURSE mothers should have childcare plans in case of emergencies! For
the child's sake, a mother should "make" herself make friends and offer to
recipricate in case of any emergencies such as severe illnesses or
accidents. (Jury duty doesn't count - you should be able to get out of that
if you're nursing especially since there is a chance of sequesture.) Join
a playgroup, meet the neighbors, join LLL, a church, whatever puts you in a
place where there are other mothers. IMHO it "is" irresponsible to put your
child in a position to be cared for by strangers if you aren't able to care
for him.
Pam Wiggins, IBCLC
in Va. where spring has sprung
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