There's a couple stories (via Jezebel)
on one of the big taboos: What happens when you have a baby and suspect
you made a terrible, horrible mistake? Is it possible that some women
just aren't made for motherhood? Lucy Beresford interviewed many women
who had at a minimum, serious ambivalence about being a mother, and
says that our inability to talk about this causes serious damage to
both mothers and children. For this silent minority, bonding and
attachment just don't happen, and the results are tragic for everyone
involved.
Why do some women find maternal instincts less than instinctual?...
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