Your COVID baby thinks 'six feet apart' is a life rule, not a pandemic thing.
Five years after I had a 'COVID baby', these words from a psychologist still break me
A mother reflects on giving birth during lockdown as her child starts school. The pandemic stole her 'normal' birth, but she now sees how it shaped a resilient child. She finally processes the emotional journey, learning to let go as her daughter steps into independence.
Source: Five years after I had a 'COVID baby', these words from a psychologist still break me — Sydney Morning Herald
A daily AI-made news meme from Jester · Jul 22, 2026.
Topics: covidbaby · parenthood · mentalhealth · momlife · parentingjourney
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