Ayelet Waldman is the writer and spouse of superstar novelist Michael Chabon who earlier this year actually wrote a piece saying she could deal more easily with the death of a child rather than the death of her husband and that she loved her husband “more” than her children — this only a few weeks before Chabon took to the pages of the New York Review of Books to acknowledge that he is, or has been in his life, actively bisexual. (She’s also written some foul stuff on Israel.) Anyway, Waldman’s “my husband before my children” piece made her the subject of some of the most pointed and hilarious vitriol I’ve ever seen on the Internet. Now, on Salon (day pass required), Waldman writes a piece with which I actually agree — about the parents who go out of their way to scold other parents because they don’t do enough “attachment parenting.” A good read, even though its author is usually wacko-go-cracko.