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Dinker and Giggles
I was sharing my weight loss journey with a woman from my hometown the other day. It reminded me just how long it took me to get things going. To get it right. As many of you know I shared my weight loss story and challenge with the viewers of the...
Why You Should Use Wordpress For Your Website
So you’re interested in using WordPress as your business site – smart move! But before you dive right in to planning and design you’re decided to do a little research. WordPress is most commonly known as a blogging platform but it’s grown in popularity as a website platform for both large...
It’s Your Turn To Ask The Questions: Bree Walker
As many of you know we announced in our newsletter that we will be interviewing Bree Walker for our Judging Before Asking series. I can only assume that many of you may have questions brewing in your heads for Bree. Perhaps you’d be willing to ask them – or perhaps...
When I saw this posted on Facebook I just had to share. This is a funny take on what our Judging Before Asking series is trying to bring to light! Thank you to AmeriQuest for having such a creative looking on marketing!...
A Mother’s Strength & Advice: Hydrocephalus
When was the last time you assumed something about someone? Be honest with yourself – was it last week, yesterday, or perhaps in the last five minutes. It’s human nature that we do. Our thoughts running 10,000 times faster than our common sense. This evening as I sat in a quiet...
A Hint Of Pink In A Sea Of Trucks
Crashing. Explosions. Roaring. Beeping. These are just a few of the sounds in my daily life. My life filled with dinosaurs getting run over by Tonka trucks. Lions running away from boogies – not boogie monsters but actual boogies! Yep, you guessed it I have boys. Three boys actually. The closest...
FreeRangeKids
Hi all, the Deputy here for one more post. Lenore will be back on Monday. We’ve talked a lot about the United Kingdom and their, well, obsession with rooting out pedophiles, or as they write, paeodophiles. I think they finally, yes finally, have this problem really and truly licked. Tim Black...
Hi all! The Deputy here. Lenore is away for a few days and I am filling in for her. On mamapedia, the editors asked their readers to vote on this very, very dear to our free-range hearts issue: Would you let your 4th grader ride public transportation without an adult? Lenore...
Recent Tweets — And Off to Tucson
Hi Readers — From time to time I like to post some of my recent tweets here, for those who are not (yet) Twittering away. So – voila, in no particular order: 1 -Whole NY Times story on whether Disney ousted anti-commercialism kids group from its Harvard home: http://nyti.ms/9y4IV3 2 – New blog...
Dear Readers — It is with terrible sadness I report the death of a woman at about 3:45 this afternoon on the New York subway…at the station my sons use to come home from school. At that very time. My younger son, the famous subway rider, got there just as...
“Everything Is Dangerous” — Great Song
Hi Readers! Wish I’d written this one! Some of the lyrics: Everything Is Dangerous by Tom Smith Your kid can get salmonella from his new pet turtle, Buckle your seat belt or through the windshield you will hurtle, You can choke on anything not bigger than your head, Everything is dangerous, so how come...
Mom Ordered to Clean Child’s Chalk Drawings off Ground :(
Hi Readers — Here’s a bit of a blog post by a mom from Ottawa. Read it and grrrr: I’m still a bit mad about this so if I sound angry, just know I am. Yesterday my neighbours complained about my daughter’s chalk drawings on the ground. The agent from our...
Earnest Parenting
FFYF: End of a Tough Week Edition
Whew! We made it to Friday. I have updates and developments to share, but for today let’s just think happy thoughts, shall we? My weekly giggle: Last night all the boys and the dog went out and played in the rain. When they came in soaking wet I...
Am I a Failure as a Homeschooler?
I’ve had the “add new post” window open on my laptop for two days now. I stare at the blank screen, unsure of what to type exactly. I want to tell you about our latest homeschooling…..mess. But it’s messy. I don’t even know how this is...
FFYF: The Spritzinator Edition
Welcome again to Fun For Your Friday! This week, FFYF has officially become a blog carnival. See below for some hi-stinkin-larious submissions. First, here’s my giggle for the week. Back when we first got the puppy, we knew that there would be a few messes along the...
Hullloooooo, Friends! I’m heading off to do some sewing this weekend; one of my favorite activities. Just think: hour upon glorious hour in front of my sewing machine! The heart sings in anticipation. So…how about you? Anything fun planned for this weekend? Share with the group! How about...
Is Excellence No Longer Valued?
The older boys have been complaining about our insistence that they go to Scouts every week, and also that we expect them to participate in Tae Kwon Do. When I ask what’s so terrible about either of these activities, there’s not much of an answer. The Mercenary told...
Mommy-Muse Blog
Fresh Serving of the Week’s Best Postpartum Depression Blog Posts!
I’m back! Personal illness, tykes with fevers and legal separation issues can’t keep me away for long. It’s been a heck of a time, but knowing all you supportive mamas (and papas!) are out there has helped enormously. So here you go, a fresh serving of some of the best...
Too Happy? Top 10 Tips on How to Feel Like Sh**: Part One
WARNING: Some of you will vehemently disagree with what I’m about to write. If you are in the camp that believes I should be spreading only sweetness and light around the world, stop reading right now. Personally, I think you deserve my honesty…why trust any advice I give on empowering...
Mommy-Muse Poll: Does Valentine’s Day Equal Pleasure or Pain?
Valentine’s Day = Pleasure or Pain?(survey software) Related Posts Mommy-Muse Tips for Thriving as a Stay-At-Home Mom If you're a stay-at-home mom, you are intimately familiar with the joys and pressures of spending all day, every day with your young children. Like me, you may even feel...
Healing Touch for All Ages: Part Two
Did you catch Part One of Healing Touch for All Ages? If you did, you are already a firm believer in the power of touch and human connection to transform our lives. It’s so easy to do. I rarely have time to give lengthy massages, and I doubt you do, either. ...
Healing Touch for All Ages: Part One
Have you experienced the pleasure of J.P. Cormier’s music? I owe a debt of gratitutde to my best friend for introducing me to Cormier’s album Another Morning. In the title track, this Canadian folksinger portrays a day in the life of an 83 year old man, declaring “…the days are...
Mommy-Muse Survey: What Kind of Therapy Keeps YOU Going?
Personal or Professional: What Type of Talk “Therapy” Keeps You Going?(trends) Related Posts Hot Serving of this Week's Best Postpartum Depression Posts Are you ready? Here are my top picks for postpartum depression posts, counting down to New Year's. Have I mentioned how much I appreciate the...
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Cutting Edge: Fire & Ice | Francia Raisa and Brendan Fehr Interview
Francia Raisa and Brendan Fehr, the stars of ABC Family’s original movie "The Cutting Edge: Fire and Ice," talk with our editor & writer Sarah Eve. You’ll recognize Francia Raisa from "The Secret Life of the American Teenager" and Brendan Fehr from "Roswell."...
Spring Accessory Trends You’ll Love
Even if you're still seeing gloomy weather, there's no reason why you can't look ahead to some of spring's most amazing fashion trends. From neon sunglasses to vibrant pumps, clear bangles to floral earrings, these fashion finds are sure to get you ready for warmer weather!...
You Thought Second-Hand Smoke Was Bad
For years we've heard about the dangers of smoking. More recently, we are on guard against second hand smoke. A new study reveals the dangers of third hand smoke. Yes, you read it right, third hand smoke is the latest byproduct of smoking that we have to fear....
Of Course Roomba was Invented by a Woman!
Did you know that the Roomba robotic vacuum was invented by a woman? Makes sense that a woman would make an electronic gadget that is actually useful and not just entertaining....
It’s hard enough to eat healthy as an adult, but we all know it’s even harder to get kids to eat a nutritionally balanced diet. They tend to be picky, like the same foods over and over again, and for some odd reason kids instinctively hate vegetables, so healthy eating...
Public Displays of Affection – Romantic Or Just Annoying?
Are PDA's (public displays of affection) a sweet, romantic gesture between couples who just can't get enough of each other, or should they be avoided at all costs? Find out when they're okay... and when you should just say no....
Harassed Mom
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Today David and I have been together for 6 months. It feels like a lot longer. It feels like he has been a part of our lives for years. It has been a rather large adjustment for me. I was single for 4 years before he arrived. The kids and I...
Dear Cameron Sweet child of mine, I know the last few years have been rough on you. I know you have lived in your sister’s shadow for too long. I know. I am working on making it better. But know I am so very proud of you. As you go through life...
A few things you need to know!
Just a few things I think you all need to know today! It is blog challenge day on F2F today! Alson on F2F is an interview with Shingai from Kuna Clothing – she has some very cute girls clothes. Check it out! Journey2Joy has a photo shoot up for grabs – go...
Tuesday, the day before Wednesday.
The orthopaedic surgeon called me yesterday afternoon – all the scans are clear. I am going to get a cortisone injection and anti inflammatories for 6 weeks for the pain. So I am very happy about that. He said the pain was caused by me over doing it – which...
Kiara used to fall asleep on her own. Then sometime toward the end of last year a few things happened – David arrived and so did her dad. My little girl child doesn’t cope well with change. So I started lying with her. I knew it wasn’t the right thing but...
Organize-Our-Family Update
Feb 19, Healthy Recipes for Families
Organize healthy recipes for your family with these great weekly plans and ideas....
Oct 11, Family Vacation Planning
Family vacation planning guides you through the steps needed to plan your perfect holiday....
Oct 6, A Focus on the Family and Home Getting Started Guide
Focus on the family and home with this getting started guide to Home Organization...
Sep 23, Time Management Skills to Help Organize Your Life
Practical time management skills to help organize your home and life. These tips help reduce stress and create valuable family time....
Sep 23, Home and Garden Time Management Survival Skills
Your home and garden can be easily kept organized with these helpful time management skills...
Sep 23, How to Manage Family Activities well with Time Management Skills
Family activities and events can be made more meaningful when using these time management skills...
On Parenting
This is my last column at On Parenting. It has been a remarkable run, both in terms of time (I've been at this for nearly 4 years, daily since Stacey left this summer) and in volume (all together, my posts -- here and at On Balance -- are nearly twice...
Resolutions for the new year, parenting-style
At the end of each year, we make resolutions, swearing that we'll finally do a multitude of undone things: lose weight, stop smoking, start writing that novel, take that long-delayed trip to Barcelona. But do we also make a separate list of resolutions solely focused on our jobs as moms...
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Creating a sense of 'home' when home keeps moving
I am writing this post from my parents' home. They have lived here since the 1970s, and I have spend at least part of the holiday season between these four walls every year of my life, from my first Thanksgiving to last week's Christmas. The house has gone through a...
New year, new priorities: Family first
Things were just humming along on Christmas Eve. The kids were sacked out in the living room, basking in the glow of both a roaring fire and an early Christmas gift (G-Force . . . skip it). The figgy pudding was in the oven, along with the ham, and --...
On Christmas, seeking parental perspective
Have yourself a very merry Christmas Eve panic attack... (Bloomberg) For those of us who a. procrastinate, and b. live on the East Coast and recently got buried under several inches of snow, the last-minute Christmas panic is even more intense than usual. "We don't have all the presents! We...
The Parenting Post feed
So Lila gets an invitation to a schoolmate’s birthday sleepover and before she can tumble off the bus good, she’s shoving the little glossy card in my hand: “Can I go, please, please, puh-leeze, Mommy?” All that begging and you’d think I don’t let her go anywhere. And er, um, you’d be...
When we move out of this house we're only taking one crib with us. That's right: someone's getting himself a Big Boy Bed. read more...
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Second child syndrome: Does number two get shafted?
Is Nora (at 7 weeks in this pic) already getting gypped? read more...
I'm a perpetual procrastinator, which is a huge challenge for me especially since I'm a writer -- my career hinges on my ability to meet deadlines. But I've always felt I do my best work under intense deadline pressure -- a lot of creative types say that. It's like I...
My mother wasn't a touchy-feely kinda mom -- at all. I mean, she gave a kiss or two here and there if you were saying goodnight or heading off to a sleepover or something, but all that hugging and smooching and laying in the lap and stuff? Yeah, not so...
mommyknows - Parenting, Recipes, Crafts, Photography & Contests
We’re finally home from a month long trekking holiday in South America. Lizzy is full of energy and always in the lead. Lizzy was the first to make the summit of Aconcagua. Even Georgia managed to make it to the top. If this were even a little bit true, it would be glorious. Unfortunately...
From my family to yours! We wish you all, a safe and happy holiday. MK xo...
(as my cousins put it) … PUKED Christmas. Obviously, these homeowners LOVE to decorate. I have a hard time getting the tree up, so I can’t imagine doing this annually. ‘Griswold’s on CRACK’ was my description. Georgia informed me later that they thought the presents in the tree were beautiful. What...
Free Printable – Holiday Coupon Template
We’re really trying to keep the holiday spending to a minimum this year. The budget has really forced me to get creative in regards to gift giving. I decided to give the kids some coupons in their stockings for ‘on-demand’ fun outings and of course ‘free passes’ to get out of...
@KraftFoods – Holiday Gift Basket Giveaway
Winner is: Debbie of SuburbSanity (You could win this wonderful Kraft Foods gift basket. Kraft Foods has generously provided me with two wonderful gift baskets. One for me and one to give away to one of you. They are identical and filled with: 4 delicious holiday recipes from the Kraft Foods Kitchens (I’ll...
Gingerbread House – Log Cabin Style
Lizzy and I spent the evening making this gingerbread house log cabin. They have a gingerbread display at school, and of course tomorrow is the deadline. I wouldn’t want to take my time, plan, that would be too easy. We started with a kit and embellished (and embellished and embellished)....
News Moms Need
National poison prevention week
Each year, approximately 2.4 million people – more than half under age 6 – swallow or have contact with a poisonous substance. National Poison Prevention Week is March 14 – 20, 2010. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has some important tips to prevent and to treat exposures to poison....
Vaginal birth after c-section: Is it safe?
Is it safe to have a vaginal birth once a woman has had a c-section? That’s the question medical experts asked this week at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Vaginal birth after cesarean is called VBAC for short. Some women want to deliver vaginally after they’ve had a c-section. They may...
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Do you know if you have high blood pressure?
According to a recent Institute of Medicine report, nearly one in three adults has hypertension, high blood pressure (HBP). That’s a huge number! HBP is one of the nation’s leading causes of death, responsible for roughly one in six deaths among adults annually. And a whole lot of us don’t know...
Today is International Women’s Day, commemorating the great achievements made by women every day, all over the world. Let’s celebrate our womanhood! Learn more about International Woman’s Day. Image credit: InternationalWomensDay.com...
Mom ‘tweets’ during childbirth
I caught a fascinating story the other night on the news – a woman documented her entire labor as it unfolded on Twitter. She put her Blackberry down only for about 20 minutes during the actual delivery. What do you think of that? I’m all for social media, but if...
Babies Online The Blog
Parenting Habits Are Hard To Break
I picked up quite a few habits after I had my baby. None of them were necessarily bad, but they have really stuck with me despite the fact that my little ones don’t even qualify as babies anymore. At least the habits I can’t seem to shed are more comical...
Children’s Fork and Spoon Sets Recalled
Recalled by Peachtree Playthings Due to Choking Hazard The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. Name of Product: Scooby Doo, Tweety and Batman Fork and Spoon...
3 Things New Moms Should Ignore
Becoming a new mom is thrilling and incredibly rewarding, but it can be a weird transition too, especially if you go from working full-time outside the home to suddenly staying home with a baby all day long. My abrupt transition was from full-time mortgage loan officer to confused, bleary-eyed, nightgown-stained, sleep...
Family Stories from the Winter Olympics
You would never associate the Olympic games with family dramas, right? But this year’s 2010 Vancouver Olympics has more than its usual portion of family stories. Here are couple: Father and daughter make Olympic history Athanasios and Panagiota are part of the 7-person Greek Olympic team. The pair will be competing in...
Everyday Learning Opportunities For Your Toddler
Look around. Everywhere, there are letters and numbers, and shapes of all different sizes and colors. While we might take these for granted, our kids don’t – in fact, they are just beginning to learn about all our world has to offer. Why not take the time to make everyday...
What Kids Can Learn From the Winter Olympics
We are not “TV watchers”. Our kids get a maximum of 20 minutes of TV a day, on most days none at all. We’ve all heard the debates about over-exposure of kids to TV. On the other hand, we are a family who believe in the benefits of sports. And...
Happy Healthy Hip Parenting
I've been trying to find a theme over at Wordpress that speaks to me and I've finally found it! Head over to the Happy Healthy Hip Parenting blog at its new address! Thanks so much for helping me create such an amazing readership over the last two years. Please help...
A few weeks ago, I received a copy of a wonderful question and answer book on sexuality that was put together by Mary H. Halter, founder of Healthy Edudynamics, an organization that educates young people by providing them with the knowledge and space to develop a healthy respect for...
Last night, I got dressed up and went out downtown, and on a harbor cruise, with some friends who I haven't seen in a few weeks. I felt good about myself as I was getting dressed to go, and I realized that I was feeling something that isn't a permanent...
I read The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger back in 2002, when I received an Advance Reading Copy (ARC) from the publisher. The book stayed with me long after I finished reading it. It was unlike anything I had ever read before, or since! Part science fiction, part...
First Annual Dad Blogs Conference
I know I say this many times, but this site was created as a place for parents to come and hang out, get some valuable information and find resources but to also have a place to go for some entertaining stories and hopefully discover a community of people among those...
We all know that life can be unfair sometimes, but explaining this to a child can be difficult. After all, we want to protect our children and their innocence as long as possible but letting them know that they can't always expect things to go their way, or win every...
The Imperfect Parent
Choking Labels on Food Wanted by AAP
I didn't think things could get much more weirder than they already are, but I am consistently and constantly proven wrong. The latest, if you haven't already heard, is the campaign to brand food with......
I'm only going to say my piece here, then leave it alone. Something is unbalanced when Tiger Woods' apology gets natural disaster/Presidential coverage in the news. I mean, did a hurricane happen?......
Birth Defects in CA Investigated-Linked to Waste Plant?
Earlier in the month, Governor Schwarzenegger ordered an investigation into what is causing an over abundance of birth defects such as facial deformations and cleft palates in Kettleman City, California. "This......
Here we are in Utah again. This time lawmakers want to help cut the state deficit by putting advertising on the sides of school buses, starting with the Jordan School District. Rep. Jim Bird, R-West Jordan,......
In an effort to save money, State Senator Chris Buttars of Utah has proposed making 12th grade optional. Your last year of high school, optional. He said eliminating 12th grade altogether would have saved......
12-Year-Old Girl Arrested For Drawing On Desk
Yeah. The 'Zero Tolerance Policy' is working just fine....so fine in fact, that a twelve year old girl got arrested (arrested!!) for writing on her desk at school in New York. What she wrote wasn't even......
Radical Parenting
5 Tips for Families Preventing Obesity [Guest Post]
This guest post is by Freeman Michaels, www.servicetoself.com Childhood obesity is a hot political topic these days – and that scares me. I just keep thinking about the last hot political crisis related to kids, the education crisis. Remembering the “No Child Left Behind” debacle concerns me. A...
Aimee is from West Chester, PA, and she is 15 years old. She has a passion for figure skating, ballet and playing the piano. She loves challenges and aspires to be a lawyer when she is older. Contrary to what most adults believe, teens actually do read for fun. Personally I...
3-12-2010: Articles for Parents This Week
Hello Readers, We were in New York Area this week, we saw many of you at our public events, thanks for coming! Top Articles: Teaching Teen Girls: 5 Signs A Guy Is Only Interested in Sex A parent’s guide to teach their daughters this very important dating lesson. 10 Tips: Want to Give Your Kid...
College Interns: We Are Offering College Internships
Hi! We have some amazing teen interns, and we are always accepting applications for our teen internships, but we are now having many of our teen interns graduating High School and moving on to college! We also get applicants all the time who are in their early 20’s but still want...
Ajibike is a 17-year-old from Monroe, Louisiana. She enjoys watching Novak Djokovic play tennis, playing tennis and golf in imitation of the pros, devouring books, starting her own novels, and dreaming about medical school. Webster’s dictionary states that college is: “an institution of higher learning, esp. one providing a general...
Teaching Teen Girls: 5 Signs A Guy Is Only Interested in Sex
How do parents teach their teen daughter that they have to learn whether or not a guy is only interested in sex? It is important dating lesson, one that teens are learning earlier and earlier. Here are a few tips I like to give teen girls when they start thinking about...
Early Childhood Brain Insights
Prepare to Celebrate and Benefit! ~ Brain Awareness Week March 15-21
Next week is designated as Brain Awareness Week. This gives you a chance to learn more, celebrate the week, and to create broader awareness! Through out the week there will be a daily: Blog Posting on brain topics New Fun Brain Facts Giveaways Family activity ideas on the braininsights website Check back on Monday and...
Today is the birthday of the beloved children's author Dr. Seuss and NEA's Read Across America. On Friday I told you about reading activities, events, and the importance of reading in brain development here. For more information Parenting.com has a great article with ideas of how to introduce a baby...
EVERYONE Needs to Know The Difference Loving A Baby Makes!
Part 1 “A baby is born with a need to be loved – and never outgrows it” ~Frank A. Clark I just read a new research study and cannot wait to share it with EVERYONE! It is thrilling to me every time we have additional scientific research demonstrating how important love...
"Children are made readers on the laps of their parents." ~ Emilie Buchwald For the past 13 years the National Education Association (NEA) celebrates and honors Dr. Seuss’ birthday on March 2nd with Read Across America. The goal of this day is to have every child in the U.S. reading...
February Newsletter: Love-What Does the Brain Have To Do With It?
Check out the February issue of the braininsights newsletter here. This month's issue focuses on the importance of love and the brain. Also included is a coupon code for 50% off Love Your Baby Activity Packets. View past newsletters or sign up to have the free newsletter delivered to your inbox...
Brain Development and Reducing Obesity Through Routines!
Routines, sleep, nutrition, and limited (or no) television viewing are necessary for healthy brain development. Because of the positive impact on the brain, each of these essential needs are emphasized in braininsights® packets for every age 0 -5. The developing brain needs: • nutrition for energy and to function...
CafeMom Daily Buzz: Baby
What Do You Expect From Your Baby's Grandparents?
My mom with my 1 week old daughter Last year I read a piece in the New York Times about Glam-mas -- "thoroughly modern grandmothers" who aren't interested in raising their kids' kids. The article was called When Grandma Can't Be Bothered. I sent it to my mom. She got annoyed.I realized...
Photo from Planet Jill The personalized charms, bracelets, and necklaces at Planet Jill are so sweet. Some of the items are completely out of my price range (we're talking in the thousands), but you can find some cuter pieces for a lot less ($60, $75 and up).The sterling silver photo bracelet...
Baby Makes Life Easier, Trend in Baby Clothes: Links I Love
Photo by diamondchic Mid-afternoon in the middle of the week, I'm needing a link pick-me-up: Going from breast to bottle is really hard...emotionally. — Momversation 10 reasons why having a baby makes life easier. — Lil Sugar New York chef makes cheese from wife's breast milk. — Parent Dish Seraphina Affleck is seriously the cutest...
New Mom Secret: I Let My Baby Sleep on Her Tummy
It's hard being a new mom (or even an experienced mom to a new baby) and sometimes we do things we know we shouldn't, despite what all the experts say. But this is a safe place to share your secrets (PM me)—we'll never tell. This Week's Secret: In my opinion, I do...
Baby of the Week: Xander Aiden
Photo by wahm_abbeyrose Getting to know some of our CafeMom cuties... Who: Xander Aiden, son of wahm_abbeyrose. He's 3 months old and gets horribly frightened by his daddy's cough! How long does he sleep at night? He's been sleeping from 10 pm to 6 or 7 am for two weeks now! What makes...
5 "Get Real" Tips for Kendra Wilkinson
Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Regular moms need all the help they can get, so when it comes to people like Kendra Wilkinson, who is known more for her blonde hair and big boobs than her maternal 411, they could really use some mommy tips. On her delivery: "We ate a huge dinner...
KidGlue
Sleep Tips For Daylight Saving Time on Sunday
Daylight Saving Time is Sunday, March 14th. Follow these tips to make the transition, and all your morning wake ups from now on, as peaceful and well rested as a Folgers commercial....
Mom Expecting Her Third Set of Twins
If you thought having one baby was a challenge, try having two... three times in a row. Meet Brooklyn mom Gezime Amer....
Child Role Model: Ashley Qualls, 20
Ashley Qualls was just a normal teenage girl cruising the Internet for endless hours until she turned her MySpace habit into a multimillion dollar Web site. Read more about her here....
Fake 11 Year Old Gathers Hilarious Advice from VIPs
The famous and infamous alike offered this school boy their advice and their musings on life - but it turned out, 'little Billy' wasn't so little. In fact, he was a grown up writer - now those letters have become a book....
Teenage Bandit Colton Harris-Moore Evades Law Enforcement
Colton Harris-Moore has been evading local and federal law enforcement since he was 16. Now he's striking a cord in the hearts of millions who think his crime spree is a Robin Hood like act of defiance....
After Being Pronounced DOA, Bronson Staker Comes Back To Life
Bronson Staker is a walking miracle - he died six weeks ago, but after an experimental treatment he's back to his normal self, despite nearly 40 minutes of brain death....