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me. I stuck it in a duffle bag because nobody there knew I had to carry it around with me. I didn’t want anybody to think I was crazy so I had to be really careful nobody kicked the bag. I had to carry it into several stores because we went shopping afterwards. It was a real pain!" Susan concluded.
Edie Eastham found it necessary to take hers with her to court and it stayed in the church nursery during Sunday School.
One student took his “baby” outside with him when he played football. Upon returning to class he had colored the face red because it had gotten a sunburn.
Each student introduced their “baby" and told of its personality, characteristics, and habits.
Heather Blevins was the only student with a preemie. “Korie Amber is much smaller than most of the babies. She likes to be held,” Heather commented.
Elizabeth Jenkins’ “baby” had an untimely accident—she fell out of her crib on the last day of the project and cracked. “She had been a real pain because I had to carry her around everywhere. But I really got upset when it cracked!” Elizabeth stated.
Bonnie Grimsley’s “baby” was the only one with a diaper.
Buster, Wendy Stringfellow’s “baby”, had a bad night because he
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