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Sex is interrelational, emotionally intense including at the hormonal level, and makes babies.
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Does that mean a low-diversity microbiome makes babies more fearful of others?
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"Palate training" is the buzz phrase for this, though it makes babies sound a bit like interns at a wine bar.
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When I became Bubbe to my now 3-year-old granddaughter, Bartola (a family nickname, a nod to the former Mets pitcher Bartolo Colon), I was startled by how much came flooding back: songs, diapering techniques, silly stuff that makes babies chortle.
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And regarding sexual behavior in particular -- which is so fraught with meaning, and so prone to exploitation -- the Catholic Church is insistent that because sex makes babies, the well-being of born and unborn children should always be kept in mind in connection with every sexual relationship.
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Still, he, like many others, saw the rest of the story: how, when sex is severed even from the idea of procreation (distilled perfectly in the modern phrase, "unprotected sex - not sex - makes babies") it loses considerable weight and much forethought about children's wellbeing; how the "marketplace" for dating and marriage changes.
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Because she was separated from her children, she causes pains to pregnant woman and makes babies cry. She was also said to have taught the Lakota how to separate porcupine quills and dye them.
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Awkward turtle hand gesture Awkward turtle is a slang two-handed gesture used to silently mark a moment or situation as awkward. A number of spinoff hand gestures akin to the awkward turtle have since arisen (like the awkward palm tree, which even has its own Facebook page; awkward bell; awkward gong; awkward antlers; awkward tent; awkward turkey; and awkward turtle makes babies). The gesture is likely used in most cases playfully and ironically. Some have remarked that giving the gesture is a sort of celebration of social discomfort.
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