gggrrrr, great blog, but please, please learn how to use apostrophes. It's simple: 'it's' only ever means 'it is' or 'it has'. If your meaning is: 'belonging to it' or 'of it' you need 'its'. 'it's mothers arms' means 'it is mothers arms'. What you wanted to say was: 'its mother's arms' ie, the baby's (its) mother's (belonging to the mother) arms. Otherwise, a really enjoyable blog. Best wishes from a sub-editor who is a great admirer of emergency workers.