When a baby has a birth defects?

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I am a mother so I understand the feelings of being a mother, Parents of children with birth defects experience shock, anger, grief and denial, But one thing you can do for yourself and your child is to seek support. getting in touch with someone who's been through the same thing can be helpful, ask your doctor or a social worker at your hospital if they know any other parents in the area who have children with the same condition. Acknowledge your feelings and give yourself permission to mourn the loss of the healthy child you thought you'd have. talk about your feeling to your spouse or partner and with other family members. You might also consider seeing a counselor. Your doctor may be able to guide you to a social worker or psychologist in the area. Many of us wants only a happy images of a baby and tend to hear only healthy babies. But parents don't want and never expect this to happen but many babies are born with problems called birth defects. These are abnormalities of structure, function, or body chemistry that will require medical or surgical care or could have some effect on a child's development. just seek advice, joining a support group this may help you also, or consult a specialist or doctor for advice about finding a national or local support group. look at the picture of a baby who has two face the parents of this baby are not only happy to have a baby like this but the parents and the people in the village worshipped the baby as they believed that this is a reincarnation of Hindu Goddess