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Monday Morning Celebaby Roundup

babysugar — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 12:00:00 -0700

It's Monday which means we've got another plethora of celebaby pictures to share with you. The always popular farmers market brought out some babes while others showed off their Easter best. See what Johan Samuel, Ryder Robinson, Ruby Maguire, the Phillippe kids and others were up to this holiday weekend.

Click on the gallery below to see who else was out and about during the March madness, .

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Can a Divorced Couple Be One Big Happy Family?

LilSugar — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 15:00:16 -0800

We all know the Moore/Kutcher/Willis clan is the picture-perfect combined family. In the latest issue of Harper's Bazaar, covergirl Demi who posed with her three daughters talked about their family life. She said:

Look, I'm the product of divorced parents, and my brother and I were the pawns in my parents' game. I never wanted that for my kids. At that time, I could not have seen what a gift that situation was, but without that experience, I would not have known there was a different choice to make in my own divorce . . . You know, I didn't get married and have children so I could get a divorce, get remarried, and get along with my ex-husband. But since that is what happened, I am grateful it turned out this way.

To learn about another divorced duo who spend time together, read more.

And, it seems that starlet Kate Hudson and rocker Chris Robinson's recent comments follow suit when it comes to raising lil Ryder.

But, do you think it's possible for regular families to iron out the wrinkles in their relationships this smoothly?

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Trendtotting: Haute Stuff Personal Ads

babysugar — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 13:00:48 -0700

Remember that 80s movie Look Who's Talking where Bruce Willis was the voice of the chubby baby born to Kirstie Alley? I often wonder what newborns are thinking because they try to communicate much earlier than their voices allow them to. If they could put their thoughts into words, would they sound anything like those printed on the riotous Haute Stuff baby onesies?

Designed to look like a personal ad, these fetching tees say things like, "Adorable little girl seeking slightly older little boy. Must have hair. Need to share love of strained carrots." and "Speak in a week! Tired of crying for attention? I know lots of words and can teach them to you. Don't be a cry-baby! Let's talk!"

For more "grown-up" kids, they also come in toddler sizes with equally laughable wording.