At the hospital, I was assigned a bracelet that says “father” and N was officially labeled “mother.” We are lucky nobody tried to pump him for milk.
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At the hospital, I was assigned a bracelet that says “father” and N was officially labeled “mother.” We are lucky nobody tried to pump him for milk.
At least the hospital was still traditional enough to use the labels “mother” and “father” rather than something more PC, such as “parental caregiver of whatever gender #1” and “parental caregiver of whatever gender #2.”
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I think the current PCest terms are “birthing parent” and “non-birthing parent”….
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I’m glad nobody referred to me as a “birthing parent.” I was in an emotional state and could have started getting aggressive.
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It’s a Catholic hospital. There was prayer time every morning. A very good place.
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I was thinking more along the lines of pairing the right baby with the correct set of parents. : )
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The hospital was obsessed with avoiding accidental swapping of babies. They have complex procedures that they keep faithfully. It would even get funny over time.
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We are lucky nobody tried to pump him for milk.
LOL! Who knows, he might rise to the challenge!
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this crowd is not a big “meet the fockers” fans?
Greg’s father – in – law (robert de niro) after Greg says pretty much any creature with nipple can give milk / be milked. “well I have nipples Greg”
That is what came to mind…
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