Comments on: How other children react to a little hand http://littlehandbigheart.com/how-other-children-react-to-a-little-hand/ Making People Aware of Amniotic Band Syndrome One Little Hand at at Time Sun, 22 Jan 2012 18:09:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: hand fingers http://littlehandbigheart.com/how-other-children-react-to-a-little-hand/comment-page-1/#comment-1699 hand fingers Thu, 01 Apr 2010 07:33:59 +0000 http://littlehandbigheart.com/?p=479#comment-1699 [...] metacarpals are healing, but they are rotated. As you can see in the picture, they're not pointingHow other children react to a little hand | Little Hand Big HeartHow children react to someone with Amniotic Band syndrome and how we react to the questions and [...] [...] metacarpals are healing, but they are rotated. As you can see in the picture, they're not pointingHow other children react to a little hand | Little Hand Big HeartHow children react to someone with Amniotic Band syndrome and how we react to the questions and [...]

]]> By: Jac @ Wuzzlemakesthree http://littlehandbigheart.com/how-other-children-react-to-a-little-hand/comment-page-1/#comment-1384 Jac @ Wuzzlemakesthree Wed, 09 Dec 2009 18:06:28 +0000 http://littlehandbigheart.com/?p=479#comment-1384 What a sweet story!! I could not agree more. I much prefer it when people ask, rather than just stare. I have this paranoia that the people who don't ask assume that I did something wrong to cause this. (It's probably just my paranoia, but I can't help it.) My favorite story is my nephew. He was 7 when he first met my little one and he noticed right away. He looked at me and said "Aunt Jac, I didn't know she was missing her fingers. But that's ok, wanna know why?" Then he sat down and took of his shoe an socks and proudly showed his webbed toes to my six week old baby. He was so proud that they had something in common. What a sweet story!!

I could not agree more. I much prefer it when people ask, rather than just stare. I have this paranoia that the people who don’t ask assume that I did something wrong to cause this. (It’s probably just my paranoia, but I can’t help it.)

My favorite story is my nephew. He was 7 when he first met my little one and he noticed right away. He looked at me and said “Aunt Jac, I didn’t know she was missing her fingers. But that’s ok, wanna know why?” Then he sat down and took of his shoe an socks and proudly showed his webbed toes to my six week old baby. He was so proud that they had something in common.

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