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It would’ve been a rather incredible miracle against the very laws of nature if Kim Kardashian had managed to stay away from cutouts for more than a few weeks, but miracles do not happen in LA. More
Well, Jane Krakowski said it: “Baby bump is the new black.” On every red carpet and trashy tabloid cover, pregnant women are taking over. Hell, even wanting a baby bump has been enough to provide some much-needed press to the Kardashian Klan. In fact, E!’s line-up has quite a few women who think their uterus is good for a couple US Weekly covers. More
Mayim Bialik, formerly known as Blossom, has a completely different parenting style than I do. Mayim is an attachment parenting poster-mama. She recently started to blog about her experiences, detailing breastfeeding on demand well into the toddler years, bed-sharing and natural childbirth. More
Amy Adams, whom I will love forever because of the movie Junebug, just gave an interview to Parade magazine about being a new mom. Most of the time when you see new mothers in the media, it’s an article about how quickly they lost all their baby weight, and it just makes regular new moms who don’t have personal trainers or live-in nannies feel bad about themselves. But Adams doesn’t want to be one of them. More
I got SO excited when I read this headline on SheKnows.com. I realize that being environmentally friendly is important. There’s a reason that “green marketing” has been so effective, everyone really does want to do their share and save the planet and leave our children with a better world. Really, we do!
But it’s not easy. It’s expensive and it’s time-consuming and sometimes, it’s downright exhausting to put so much effort into one more thing… one more thing every mother can feel guilty about. More
Whether we’re pregnant, trying to get pregnant or simply have a lot of extra time on the internet, plenty of women can spend hours searching for the right baby name. We read lists of the most popular, favorite up-and-coming, celebrity-inspired and literary-inspired (by which I’m always disappointed). From there, we move to the more obscure collections – soap opera names, names from musicals or Gilligan’s Island. We search the names of every ethnicity we might possibly have a connection to. My cousin’s husband is from Moscow, so a Russian name might work. A hundred years ago, someone in my family came over from Croatia, maybe I should look at Slavic names? No, I don’t know how to pronounce them, because I’ve never even heard the language spoken, but there’s history there.
If you’re actually pregnant, this process is extremely stressful. Finding the right baby name is difficult. Getting the father of your child to agree with you is even harder. Thinking of all the possible nicknames your child can get and reconciling with them is the hardest of all. More
Erica Jong has seriously pissed some people off, which is kind of what she’s good at. MommyBlogs everywhere are rallying the troops in defense of attachment parenting and their utopian way of life.
Seriously… that’s a whole lot of angry mommy war ammunition right there. More
f you’ve watched 19 Kids and Counting or any of the related Duggar family specials on the Discovery Health channel, you might be vaguely aware of the Quiverfull movement, even if you don’t know its name. Though the Duggars play coy in the press about whether they’re actually associated with the movement, they’ve been featured speakers and guests at Quiverfull events in the past.
So what is Quiverfull? More
So who remembers Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs? Anyone? Psych 101? Probably not, but Maslow hypothesized that human beings have levels of needs which they strive to fulfill. First were physiological needs like food and water. Then comes safety, bringing shelter … More
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I have a secret to admit… I enjoy it when other moms mess up. I love seeing or hearing about irresponsible mothers, because then I can sit back and say, “So maybe I let my daughter eat a cotton candy … More
Melissa Rycroft is excited to be going through her pregnancy in the public eye. “I don’t know what’s about to happen in the next few months with my body and my relationship, there’s going to be so many changes. It … More
Jennifer Aniston released a quote to People magazine defending her comments about single motherhood. And I have to admit, it should make both Bill O’Reilly and me feel a little stupid. OK, it should just make Bill should feel very … More
“Women are realizing it more and more knowing that they don’t have to settle with a man just to have that child. Times have changed and that is also what is amazing is that we do have so many options … More
The Austrian high court ruled on Friday that Austria’s army must make maternity clothes and provide them for pregnant soldiers. The ruling came down after a pregnant servicewoman complained that her uniform no longer fit her properly. While it could … More
