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Some children, like [[Lev]], were said to believe that the term "storking" actually means that the baby was brought by the stork. |
Some children, like [[Lev]], were said to believe that the term "storking" actually means that the baby was brought by the stork. |
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According to some believers, storking is in the Bible. They believe Moses is the first storked baby. He was put in a basket in the Nile and was found by Pharaoh's daughter. |
According to some believers, storking is in the Bible. They believe Moses is the first storked baby. He was put in a basket in the Nile and was found by Pharaoh's daughter. |
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Revision as of 11:56, 11 September 2012
The Storking Initiative is the law that gives mothers, or fathers, the right to "stork" their babies. When they cannot provide for their child, or simple does not want one, they can choose to leave the child on someone else's doorstep. When they do not get caught, the family is obliged to keep the baby; but if the parent is caught, they must either keep the baby or send them to State Homes to be wards.
Some children, like Lev, were said to believe that the term "storking" actually means that the baby was brought by the stork.
According to some believers, storking is in the Bible. They believe Moses is the first storked baby. He was put in a basket in the Nile and was found by Pharaoh's daughter.