
A Baby's Cry by Cathy Glass
Insights from A Baby's Cry
“The cycle of abuse is a powerful and destructive force.”
Harrison's mother seemed like a monster at first. Then you see her own childhood. Pain just keeps moving down the line.
“I knew I would love him as my own.”
Foster parents have to love a child completely. Then they have to let them go. It requires a different kind of heart.
Social workers are drownng in paperwork while kids suffer. Sometimes the system protects the parents more than the baby.
“He had learned that crying brought no comfort.”
A baby's silence can be scarier than a baby's cry. Harrison stopped crying because nobody ever came for him.
- Published
- 2012
- Publisher
- HarperCollins Publishers Limited
- ISBN
- 9780007442638
- Language
- EN