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“Throughout history, the most brutal cultures have always been distinguished by maternal-infant separation.”

Book:Mama: Love, Motherhood and Revolution

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Mama: Love, Motherhood and Revolution

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Antonella Gambotto-Burke

Antonella Gambotto-Burke is an Italian-born author known for her works in history, culture, and cuisine. Born in September 1965, her writing style is characterized by in-depth research and vivid storytelling. more

“Bevve un sorso di caffè e si sporse in avanti per ravvivare il fuoco, poi prese un libro dal tavolino e cercò di concentrarsi nella lettura. Tentativo patetico e inutile. Pensò allora a come sarebbe stato condividere il ranch con una donna, un pensiero che negli ultimi tempi ritornava spesso. Pensò a Renée che se ne era andata con Craig Haas. Pensò a Rosalyn, che gli riscaldava il corpo ma non il cuore. Poi pensò a Maggie. A come si era sciolta tra le sue braccia e a come si era sciolto lui quando l’aveva sentita fremere contro di sé.”

Christmas Babies Cowboys Horses Wyoming

Book:Tutta colpa del vento

Source: Tutta colpa del vento

“Because most infants spend more time looking at female faces—because there are more women than men taking care of babies—they comprehend them better: babies, at least those raised primarily by women, tend to see female faces as individuals and male faces as a category. (Women have identities; men are just men.)”

Babies Gender Roles

Book:Baby Meets World: Suck, Smile, Touch, Toddle

Source: Baby Meets World: Suck, Smile, Touch, Toddle

“On a slightly unconnected note, I am sorry to report that babies, as a collective species, are largely oblivious to my charms.”

Charm Babies

Book:Kari

Source: Kari

“As babies we’re born blank sheets of paper. Not a single mark. As we grow older, lines form, then colors and patterns. Before long that paper is all sorts of brilliant. Like a kaleidoscope, no two exactly alike.”

Life Babies Kaleidoscope

Book:What Flowers Remember

Source: What Flowers Remember

“It had been six weeks since I brought my second child, my daughter, kicking and screaming into the world. Six weeks, that magic number men everywhere look forward to and women dread.”

Humor Motherhood Babies

Book:Clash of the Couples

Source: Clash of the Couples

“The bawling of babies, always in a way Inappropriate - why should the love and innocent Greet existence with wails? - is proof that not all Is well. Dreams and deliveries never quite mesh.”

Babies

Book:Holy Luck

Source: Holy Luck

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