Pro-life vid of day: The secret life of unborn babies
by Kelli
The TODAY Show recently aired a piece discussing milestones in fetal development, with Columbia University psychiatrist and fetal expert Dr. Bill Fifer even stating, “Everything that a newborn does, a fetus has pretty much done already.”
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In a similar vein, another recent study revealed that newborns may recognize nursery rhymes that they heard while still in the womb.
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Aug.08, 2014 12:00 pm |
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Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
Those are some pretty active little blobs/pieces of tissue/products of conception, aren’t they?
Bill Cosby said they write their names on the walls in there.
I live near a train line; at peak times some eight trains go by per hour (this is a good thing, since I take the train to work!). When my baby was four days old we brought him home and as soon as the train went by the first time, he fell completely still and turned his head towards the window. It’s one of the most soothing sounds for him, and I’m sure it’s because he heard it hundreds or thousands of times in the womb. I’ve debated recording the sound and making a looped playback of it for when he’s crying, no joke!
So these are the same babies these news pundits would say we need legal rights for us to be able to kill, right, if we think they are imposing on our right to persevering in our independence as Americans?
This is an awesome clip from the Today show, I think I saw it a while back and was totally floored that they allowed a “prolife” educational segment to be shown.
Oh btw phillymiss and CityofAngels.US they are only considered “babies” if they are “wanted”, you know the “lucky ones” that their mothers want to keep instead of mutilate and destroy otherwise they are just blobs/pieces of tissue/products of conception.
Oh, I know you already know this, I just could not help but have a sarcasm alert.