Here's a list of posts that have received one or more comments this week:

• Five Automated Calls I'd Like to Receive
• Question of the Day: Special-Needs Adoption
• The Latest on Botox for Cerebral Palsy
• Prince Talks About Having Epilepsy as a Child
• Would You Go on Reality TV With Your Child?
• Living in Fear of Those Crazy Autism Neighbors
• Botox Helps Kids With CP (No, Not With Wrinkles)
• Defending The Amazing Race's Margie and Luke

• Amazing Race Gets Its First-Ever Deaf Contestant ... and His Mom
• Familiar Accusations Leveled Against Mom on The Amazing Race
• Weekday Reflection: Fuses
• Jenny McCarthy Gets a Talk Show
• Swine Flu Precautions vs. Finger-Sucking Compulsions
• Peanut-Free Schools Debate Moves to Forum
• Wordless Wednesday: Special Olympics Winner
• Does Mady Gosselin Need Discipline, or a Diagnosis?
• Fear of Escalators
• Would You Let Your Child Bring an iPod to School?
• Site of the Day: Hacking My Child's Brain

Top comment-getting topic was The Amazing Race's Luke and Margie, with opinions spread over three posts on the subject of the deaf contestant and his mother. My personal pick for comment of the week is this one, left by commenter sylrayj in response to a post on how long a parent's fuse should be: "Maybe the best thing I?ve learned is that I?m fortunate my kid can cover herself from head to toe in pudding -- she?s no longer in NICU. I can just put her in the tub, just put her clothes in the wash, and I can listen to her splashing around, making up little stories.

She can babble, her speech is getting better, and with patience I?m managing to be able to wash the pudding out of her hair without too much crying. I am blessed with a child who *CAN* get into everything. I just hope she learns some self-preservation."

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