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Praise for
JUDY BAER
and her novels
“[A] cute continuation of Baer’s The Whitney Chronicles revisits Whitney and her husband, Chase.”
—Romantic Times BOOKreviews on The Baby Chronicles
“Fans of Baer’s The Whitney Chronicles will enjoy this lighthearted Christian romance.”
—Publishers Weekly on Norah’s Ark
“Million Dollar Dilemma is sophisticated in structure and story, but sweet and accessible.”
—NBC10.com
“Just like Bridget [Jones]…chick-lit readers will appreciate all the components of a girl-friendly fantasy read. Quirky characters…flashes of genuine humor keep even the poignant segments…from becoming too heavy. The results are genuinely enjoyable.”
—Publishers Weekly on The Whitney Chronicles
“Baer has created fascinating characters with real-life problems and triumphs that show readers the details of living out faith daily. Full of humor and infused with God’s truths, this book will allow readers to come away with a happy heart and increased faith.”
—Romantic Times BOOKreviews on
The Whitney Chronicles
Oh, Baby!
Judy Baer
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For Connie G. and Nancy L., because you’re special.
Acknowledgment
Thanks to doula Tracy Repasky for her input.
Jesus called a small child over to him and put the child among them. Then he said, I assure you, unless you turn from your sins and become as little children, you will never get into the kingdom of heaven. Therefore, anyone who becomes as humble as this little child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven.
—Matthew 18:2-4
BIRTH PLAN, Couple #1—
This birth plan is intended to make known our preferences and desires for and during the birth of our child as long as it is a normal, uncomplicated birth.
• I want to move around and change position during labor.
• I prefer dim lights and soft, calming music.
• I prefer intermittent fetal monitoring to continuous monitoring.
• Offer medication only if I am uncomfortable.
• I want my baby placed on my stomach immediately after delivery.
• I would like my husband to cut the cord.
• I want to breast-feed in the recovery room. Do not offer my baby a bottle, even of glucose water.
• Do not offer the baby a pacifier.
• I want a video recording of labor and birth.
• I want my husband and doula present during labor and delivery.
BIRTH PLAN, Couple #2—
Assuming that we will have a normal, uncomplicated birth, this plan is intended to make our wishes known for and during the birth of our child.
• I want to be unconscious as much of the time as I can.
• Rap music. Definitely rap.
• Medication—as much and as fast as possible.
• And massage. I love massage.
• No interns, residents or other Lookie Lous.
• If my husband tries to use his video camera, I want him kicked out of the room.
• Don’t offer my baby a pacifier to suck on. That’s what thumbs are for.
• I want my husband and doula to be present during labor and delivery.
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