I’ve heard of Daycare Centers being built in work buildings but this is not what I mean. Instead, moms are being allowed to bring their baby to work with them. Imagine your 4-month-old sitting in a booster chair at your desk. As you type he/she is typing beside you. While I totally love my kids being at home with me while I’m at work, I must wonder how this new program will work inside office buildings. What will happen if the baby spills his/her juice, or cries during an office call?

For new moms, I can see how this would definitely make her feel better and keep her going back to work after the baby is born. But at the same time it does raise other questions. What’s your thought on this? Would you go back to work if you could bring your infant back with you? It would save on childcare that’s for sure.

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The final installment of the column is up on the newspaper’s site today. Her baby has turned one and she signs off by writing about the experience of greeting some very tired-looking new parents and telling them, “I know it seems overwhelming right now, but things start to settle down once you get past the first three months.”

Isn’t it too bad that the moment you become an expert in how babies work, your own child becomes a toddler?

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