The passing around of the baby

[marylanddem]

The passing around of the baby doesn't bother me as much as bringing a 4 or 5 month old special needs infant into a room full of hundreds of thousands of screaming strangers with god knows what kinds of possible illnesses. That seems crazy to me.

[Stand and Fight]

1. I was talking to my wife about this...

Our son -- our first -- turns a year old on the 27th, and we both didn't allow anyone in public to touch our baby until he was 6 months old.

[zulchzulu]

2. Down Syndrome babies are especially sensitive to noise and light

As far as being a prop, that's another matter...

[PassingFair]

3. As long as you spit on its head, it's OK.

Alaskan folk tradition.

:eyes:

[glowing]

4. Perhaps that baby is deaf? I don't understand why he didn't cry the entire

time? I'm wondering if he has hearing problems.. I could not get my child to sit their so docily at that age, he does have a couple of special needs issues.. but its with speach and language.. still though, I don't get what's going on with that baby.

[Venceremos]

6. My nephew

has Down Syndrome. He very rarely cries or reacts to his surroundings. So no, I don't think the Palin baby is deaf.

[gblady]

5. Ron Reagan in Thom Hartman...

just said that they were passing the baby around like a bong at Burning Man...
LMAO...