The main idea of the sixth paragraph (lines 63–69) is that:
F. It is irrelevant for a mother to inquire if her baby has been well-behaved or not.
G. A baby has not been alive long enough to be judged as either good or bad.
H. Since the baby is so young, it is not judged as good by what it does, but rather what it does not do.
J. Whether or not a baby has been crying is not a significant standard upon which to determine its goodness.