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My daughter is my world, and I can’t imagine my life without her. I didn’t plan to be a single mother, but sometimes, life dishes out circumstances you don’t expect. Single motherhood has made me wiser, stronger and more resilient; my daughter is my child first and foremost, but she is also one of my best friends. But that doesn’t […]
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Whether or not you have had babies yourself, you know that a lot of thought goes into planning, designing, and building the nursery before the little one comes along. Even if you haven’t talked to the momma-to-be about it specifically, you can get a pretty good sense of the theme of the nursery just by browsing through her baby registry […]
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It’s a whole new world — and a whole new look — for Kim Kardashian West, and we are so willing to take a magic carpet ride with her while Aladdin’s busy mugging quince sellers with his monkey. Look, maybe it’s the wig curled upon her head and shoulders like an unhappy raccoon. Maybe it’s the cruise-to-nowhere lip color that […]
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Results of a study of nearly 2,000 U.S. citizen children and their mothers add to growing evidence of the multigenerational, beneficial effects of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) immigration policy on children who are citizens, illustrating increased participation in the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) among citizen children whose mothers are likely eligible […]
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If your primary job is parenting, you know that staying at home is anything but easy. Between feeding everyone, picking up and dropping off kids at their various activities and tackling the seemingly never-ending heap of laundry, it’s hard for parents to carve out time for sleep, let alone for a hobby. But making time to do something you enjoy […]
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It’s cap and gown time for graduates, and if you’re a proud POG (parent of graduate), you’re likely setting out to celebrate. But if you thought all grad parties equal ragers filled with poor decisions, think again. We have all the tips you need to throw the perfect relaxed graduation barbecue that your teen will actually enjoy. Key word: relaxed. […]
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I’m not sure why demigod and Thor star Chris Hemsworth forsook me and had adorable children and got a really cute dog with somebody else, but seeing him rocking out at home to his kind of, sort of sister-in-law Miley Cyrus’s hit, Wrecking Ball, eases the pain somewhat. Miley’s engaged to Hemsworth’s brother, Liam Hemsworth, BTW, in case you were […]
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Hey, now. Marky Mark’s daughters don’t want to hear about your good vibrations when it comes to their dad, thanks very much. On Wednesday, actor Mark Wahlberg chatted with Ellen DeGeneres on her show about all the shirtless pics and videos he’s been posting on social media. He’s been a gym rat for his upcoming project, Six Billion Dollar Man, and […]
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Abusive head trauma (AHT), a medical diagnosis of infants and young children who suffer from inflicted intracranial and associated spinal injuries, is often misrepresented in legal proceedings of child abuse, according to a consensus statement supported by nine pediatric and radiology international organizations published in Pediatric Radiology. The statement outlines consensus of evidence-based medical opinion on AHT to confirm the […]
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By Kelsey Down Growing up, if anyone asked me how many kids I wanted to have some day, I always used to offer a range: “Somewhere between four and six,” I’d say. Adults used to raise their eyebrows at that number because, well, what teenager says she wants six kids? But I did. Wrapped up in my vision of four […]
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