"I'll try again; but I haven't been doing so well."
"Can you tell when your baby is starting to wake up?"
"I thought I could the first day or so. But then I didn't try—I guess I got used to having my baby brought to me every four hours."
"Is the baby usually crying when it is brought into the room?"
The young mother smiled.
"Oh, yes! She's got a strong, healthy cry!"
"Will you try to feed her this time before she cries, when she first tells you that she is hungry?"
"What—what do you mean?"
Nina took the young mother's thin hand between her strong, brown fingers. "You know what I mean! Don't be afraid to use what God has given you! Let's stop talking now so you can keep your thoughts with your child!"
Under the dominance of Nina's personality, the woman settled back in her chair.