AMAZING: baby born dead, came to life when held by mother//first impressions are permanent//dinner
Baby born dead, came back to life, when his mother held him against her bare skin to warm him: "The heat from the mom's body transferred to her son as she held him close to her chest, together with the sound of her heartbeat, could have stimulated the little boy into life.
As little as an hour of skin contact immediately after birth dramatically reduces a baby’s stress, stabilizes their heart rate and helps the infant breathe and feed easier." Unicef
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"Psychologists at Princeton claim, it may be as little as 1/10th of a second -- That is the speed with which your mind casts judgment about another person.
By simply seeing a new person's face. Judgments and assessments of others do evolve as we spend more time with them, but all initial first feelings - good and bad - even if the "impression" is proven false, remain permanently.
This means all living things are faced with an almost impossible task: to somehow make a positive impression on a person in a fraction of a second."
humans are strange.
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had dinner at k's on monday this week because the next two weeks are nuts. stopped by rn's on the way over and couldn't stay for green tea. it drives her nuts when i do that. but most of the time she is swamped because of the baby anyway, will go later in the week to make up for it and bring her something. what did we have at k's? sangria, coffee, rum mojito, salad, soup, fish with tarter, ham, veggies. we ended up eating in two sections because mrs. fisher's mysteries was on and he's a fan. right now i'm not. watched criminal minds which was good on monday. there are two movies i want to see next, the big lembowski and my dinner with andre, both of which made the worldwide list of greatest movies ever made.
As little as an hour of skin contact immediately after birth dramatically reduces a baby’s stress, stabilizes their heart rate and helps the infant breathe and feed easier." Unicef
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"Psychologists at Princeton claim, it may be as little as 1/10th of a second -- That is the speed with which your mind casts judgment about another person.
By simply seeing a new person's face. Judgments and assessments of others do evolve as we spend more time with them, but all initial first feelings - good and bad - even if the "impression" is proven false, remain permanently.
This means all living things are faced with an almost impossible task: to somehow make a positive impression on a person in a fraction of a second."
humans are strange.
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had dinner at k's on monday this week because the next two weeks are nuts. stopped by rn's on the way over and couldn't stay for green tea. it drives her nuts when i do that. but most of the time she is swamped because of the baby anyway, will go later in the week to make up for it and bring her something. what did we have at k's? sangria, coffee, rum mojito, salad, soup, fish with tarter, ham, veggies. we ended up eating in two sections because mrs. fisher's mysteries was on and he's a fan. right now i'm not. watched criminal minds which was good on monday. there are two movies i want to see next, the big lembowski and my dinner with andre, both of which made the worldwide list of greatest movies ever made.
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Wow, that\'s pretty crazy. Probably some kind of survival instinct.
That is absolutely amazing!!!!
This reminds me of a recent photo I saw of a dad and his young son each holding one of the twin babies (newborns) against their chests.
Premature babies.