There's a tall, handsome Australian actor that makes many a mommy weak at the knees. And, while People Magazine is currently recognizing him for his cutting looks and tight abs, we ogle the man for being one heck of a dad. Sugardaddy Hugh Jackman, the affectionate father of Oscar, 8, and Ava, 3, seems more focused on spending time with his tots than being sexy. The 40-year-old is just as comfortable on the silver screen as he is in the sand playing tag with his tykes. Check out our slideshow to see a few more reasons why mamas are hot for Hugh!
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Funny woman and new mommy, Amy Poehler is throwing a party and only smart girls are invited. Her web series, Smart Girls at the Party, celebrates confident young ladies who "change the world by being themselves." The first webisode focused on Cameron King, an articulate and imaginative 10-year-old writer. New pieces will air each Monday so celebrate the birth of something awesome by tuning in with your daughter.
We love our kids despite their imperfections much like they love us. The book Always ($11) celebrates this sentiment and assures youngsters that the love stands when they're well behaved and when they aren't.
The pages are filled with questions a son poses to his mother like, "Do you love me when I eat my peas?" and "Do you love me when I don't?" From finger painting with toothpaste on the mirror to splashing in puddles while wearing his new sneakers, the adorable boy gets into harmless mischief, which is beautifully illustrated. You and your wee one will get a kick out of this text that reminds us all of what's really important — unconditional love.
My daughter's fifth birthday is coming up and I'm throwing her the typical cake, ice cream and pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey-party with ten of her classmates. It's low key and because I was recently laid off, low budget. In order to further cut costs, I'm thinking of skipping the party favors unless you have any ideas for inexpensive options?
— Birthday on a Budget
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Holiday dress up isn't just for girls, boys can use the opportunity to look positively dapper. If you're going for a blended look, there are plaids and fair isles to coordinate with his sister's clothes or allow him to showcase a style all his own. Check out the hottest holiday looks for your lil man.
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If you're packing peanut butter and jelly in your son's lunch box each day, entice him with another nut. My daughter is a big fan of almond butter — the delicious and nutritious paste that can be substituted for the traditional peanut one on sandwiches, waffles and pancakes. Smeared across apples or halved bananas, it makes for a midday snack that sticks to the stomach and provides protein, fiber and calcium. One sure way to convert your child is to take a trip to your local health store or grocer and let him or her grind a tub of the rich spread.
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