AS YOU MAY KNOW, Anastasia has been engaged in a stork-playing game for quite some time now. But she is rethinking her method of selecting her own ideal sibling after seeing a video that finally explains where babies come from. Want to take a peek?
Related posts:
- ‘If I Were the Stork’ (Part 3)
- If I Were the Stork: Not
- ‘If I Were the Stork…’
- Out of the Mouths of Babes: The Made-up Words of Siblings
- ‘If I Were the Stork,’ Pt. 2
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