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Lead Testing Law: Kid Friendly or Are You Kidding?
H.R. 4040, the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA), was passed by Congress last year and requires retailers to test merchandise for lead. This pertains to any item for children 12 and under including toys, clothes and jewelry.
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It's Raining Girls! Jude Law Welcomes a Daughter
First Sarah Michelle Gellar, then Ellen Pompeo! It's raining girls among the Hollywood elite. Just two months ago, we learned sexy man Jude Law was expecting another child.
Lil Links: Jude Law to Be a Daddy Again
- Jude Law was informed that a woman he was with at the end of last year is pregnant — PopSugar UK
- Katherine Jackson, the 79-year-old mother of Michael Jackson, will raise Michael's children — Celebrity Baby Scoop
- David Duchovny, Tea Leoni and kids bond over the Beatles — Celebrity Baby Blog
- What's in that bottle? — Parentdish
- Baby mama surrogate finder application for the iPhone — CafeMom
- Are sonogram cakes a do or a don't? — Momversation
- Angie Everhart talks pregnancy and what it's like to be a pregnant model — Fit Pregnancy
- When life revolves around nap time — The Poop
- Birth announcement from fellow mommy blogger Candy Kirby..."she's hee-eeere!
Family Ties: My Father In-Law's Visit
My father-in-law had his mother-in-law in town last weekend so he decided to pay us a visit. I, being a lucky soul, love my in-laws to bits and pieces and was thrilled to hear he was coming. Grandmas are always praised for their tenderness, caring, and endless desire to change diapers.
Safe Haven Law: What Should Nebraska Do?
Parents in a panic sometimes abandon their infants in unsafe environments. To avoid that practice and ensure the safety of the babies, many states have safe haven laws that allow moms and dads to drop their offspring off at specific destinations like hospitals without the fear of being prosecuted. Nebraska recently instituted such a law in July, but extended the age range to include all minors.
Does Mother Know Best, Even If She Breaks the Law?
As moms we get an onslaught of advice from our peers, parents, pediatricians and just about everyone in between. But, when it comes to the law, there's not much room for flexibility.
And, in one case my mother's intuition (and plain ol' common sense) told me I knew best.
Eight–Year–Old Boy Wants To Go To Law School . . . Now
When we asked you if you would let your child pursue a career, you were pretty split on the issue. In Olympia, Washington, the 10–year–girl needed her parents to accompany her through her work day. However, things are different in Brazil.
Sugardaddy: Jude Law
While he may not be fiancé material and is fiercely protective of his brood around shutterbugs, there's no denying that golden-boy Jude Law is one handsome daddy. The 34-year-old father of Rafferty, Rudy, and Iris is a double threat who showcases his acting chops on the silver screen and his parental skills at the park.
I first laid eyes on the blue-eyed Brit while watching The Talented Mr. Ripley, but fell for the two-time Oscar nominee with his portrayal of Graham, a widower and dad in The Holiday.
Mommy Dearest: In-Laws Call Baby by Another Name
Mommy Dearest,
My husband and I put a lot of time into choosing our children's names. We have two boys: Matthew, 3, and August, who is 3 months old. We named our younger son for the month he was born and my in-laws have made it clear that they are not fans of the choice.
Should Pregnant Drug Users Be Jailed For Endangering the Fetus?
Expectant ladies who gulp a glass of wine may get sneers from bystanders but nobody is going to write them up for breaking the law. But what if she was seen snorting a line or shooting up? What should the punishment be, if any?
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