Summary of Selma Blair's Mean Baby

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#1 I was told I was a mean baby. I was also called Baby Bear. Both are questionable. -> I was born with a glower, and was often labeled as mean by my peers. I was also called Baby Bear because of my fur-covered head.

#2 I was called Selma, but I mostly went by Blair. I shared a room with my sister Lizzie, and I would always get out of bed very quickly, startling her. I was a mean baby.

#3 Me and my brother would be called mean by our peers, and I would always get out of bed very quickly, startling my sister. I was a mean baby.

#4 I was a mean baby, and I would fake I’d lost my earring so I could get out of playing with my friends.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: Oct 12, 2022
• ISBN: 9798350034806

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Insights from Chapter 1

Insights from Chapter 2

Insights from Chapter 3

Insights from Chapter 1

#1

I was told I was a mean baby. I was also called Baby Bear. Both are questionable. -> I was born with a glower, and was often labeled as mean by my peers. I was also called Baby Bear because of my fur-covered head.

#2

I was called Selma, but I mostly went by Blair. I shared a room with my sister Lizzie, and I would always get out of bed very quickly, startling her. I was a mean baby.

#3

Me and my brother would be called mean by our peers, and I would always get out of bed very quickly, startling my sister. I was a mean baby.

#4

I was a mean baby, and I would fake I’d lost my earring so I could get out of playing with my friends.

#5

My impulses cemented me as an evil, awful, but cute and determined bad seed. I felt guilty and ashamed about all of it, but with no real plan to change who I was.

#6

My name is Blair, I was a mean baby, and I would fake I’d lost my earring so I could get out of playing with my friends.

#7

I was a mean baby, and I would fake I’d lost my earring so I could get out of playing with my friends. My impulses cemented me as an evil, awful, but cute and determined bad seed. I felt guilty and ashamed about all of it, but with no real plan to change who I was.

#8

My mother was a daddy's girl, and I was always told that her devotion to my father was due to her mother's dislike