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When your baby is born, you think of them as these perfect little things.

In between all the crying and the trouble breastfeeding and all that, you do.

You think of them as perfect.

It sounds trite, but it's true.

I remember being in the hospital a couple days after my daughter Sasha was born and she

was in the NICU had leads all over her body because of a breathing issue.

None of that mattered when I held her inside my hospital gown, skin to skin, her little

warm chest against my body, her little hair.

She had a lot of hair, her little hair resting against my shoulder and her little ears that

looked like seashells.

I remember whispering in her ear, ear my baby.

The word baby feeling like it was the first time I had ever said that word in my life.

It just felt so new and her body just seemed perfect.

Things happen to little baby bodies.

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