By Brian Andreas at Story People.
Kiwi Blog Inquiring Mind No Minister PointOfOrderNZ Lindsay Mitchell Cactus Kate Valerie Davies Oamaru Life Karl du Fresne Stephen Franks Bassett Brash & Hide Not PC WHatSheSaidNZ No Punches Pulled Croaking Cassandra Barbar’s meaty issues Rivetting Kate Taylor Uptown Farm Barrie Saunders Quoteunquotenz Blog the Globe Armstrong on Politics Breaking Views Agrarian Offsetting Behaviour Autism & Oughtimsms visible hand Stats Chat Macdoctor NZ’s Got Talent interest.co.nz Bowalleyroad Dim Post Election results Story People Liberty Scott Open Parachute Sciblogs Liberation YourNZ Imperator Fish Life Behind the Iron Drape PM of NZ Something Should Go Here Pundit kiwipolitico Watching Brief Stellar Cafe Oamaru Opera House Keeping Stock Dave Gee life from right field Latitude 44
Homepaddock 
This reminds me of babies. My nephew was the first baby I ever really held. He was only 6 pounds but after about five minutes my arms were tired and I was ready to give him back to his mother.
My own babies didn’t sleep when put down during the day. Even the car trick didn’t work for my daughter. The only way to get them to sleep was holding and carrying. People used to claim that my wee girl would never learn to walk. But I’m not still carrying her, so unsurprisingly, she did.
LikeLike