Midnight Mama

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June7

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Brief LOST update on childbirth. Again, I love how Claire has to be told to push. No mom who is ready to push is not pushing! Her completely precipitous labors are also totally hilarious to me. Someone asked me if it’s normal (or even possible) to have a baby on the timeline of some shows - I told her it’s possible, but very, very rare!

Still, I’m glad for the fact that the show takes for granted natural labor and breastfeeding. At least there’s that!