Father's Day may have passed, but the celebabies and their pops were out in full force this weekend. Mr. Big made a sandy appearance with his new tot on the beach while Ziggy Marley pushed his lil ones through a zoo tour. Check out the slideshow to see what other famous families made nice with the shutterbugs.
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Money, money, money — do kids like playing bank? The invention of plastic cell phones and mini laptops were somewhat expected, but the Summit ATM ($30) caught me by surprise. Tots can play drive–through, only instead of just sitting pretty, this box of plastic is actually a working bank. Kids can store their dollars and coins while the machine keeps tabs of the amount.
Are you all for teaching youngsters about money or do you think an ATM machine seems a tad extravagant?
A while back I asked how soon you felt your baby kick. Last week I was literally tickled with pleasure when I felt my baby–to–be rocking around the womb.
Many pregnant women start to feel the woes of conception from the get–go with bouts of morning sickness. I have not experienced the misery of morning sickness which is a blessing because I have avoided praying to the porcelain gods and a curse as I don't feel fully pregnant until the baby starts making itself known with jabs to my abdomen.
As I make my way through the 18th week, I look forward to the acrobats that will come from within my belly.
Do you delight in the squirming tummy, too? Source
A is for Apple, B is for Bear and C is for Cat. Sound familiar? After a while, all the alphabet books start to look the same. Sweet Art Design has a new twist on an old story.
Parents seeking to raise a multilingual child may find this book ($27) an entry to the languages of love — French, Spanish and Italian. Each letter is presented to the reader in English and another tongue with crafty and vivid illustrations that catch the young reader's attention. "Qu'est–ce qui commence avec la lettre B? What starts with the letter B? Un balloon qui flotte haut dans le ciel. A balloon that floats high in the sky."
While I try not to judge a book by its cover, which is available in green, pink or blue, the lovely binding declaring it "Chloe's Alphabet Book" makes it irrésistible.
You may not want to let your wee one play guitars and drive them old trucks quite yet, but there's no harm in dressing up your lil dogie in absurdly cute western wear.
The cowboy theme thermal onesie from Bees and Dragons ($51) is complete with horseshoe adorned feet and stitched stars along the backside. Who needs lil doctors and lawyer outfits when a get up like this will make the ranch girls shout, "Giddy up!"
British Baby to Be Breast Cancer Free
A British woman will soon give birth to a baby guaranteed to be free of hereditary breast cancer. Out of 11 embryos, five were free of the breast cancer gene, and two were implanted in the mother.
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