Sweet Links…What Stay-at-Home Moms Do, NPR on Obese Kids, 8 Discipline Mistakes, Pregnancy & Spring Fashion, Arizona’s anti-abortion bill, Breastfeeding & Toxin-free Living Event, April 14, 2012

Happy Thursday!

It is already almost Friday? What?! Where did this week go? We are moving on Saturday and I have not packed a box. I am terrible. I’ve had Elimination Communication on the brain, playdates over, family in town…le sigh. Oh and have you heard about Jenna Elfman, Kelly Preston and Laila Ali holding a Breastfeeding & Toxin-free Living Event April 14, 2012? More details at Best for Babes.

Here are some interesting posts worth reading. Want more? Click here to check out my other recent Sweet Links posts.

Enjoy!

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This one is so, so true. It will make you laugh – read it!

Excerpt -
I saw red when I read a letter to an advice column from a childless woman who suspects her friend is lying about being busy all day.
“Motherhood isn’t a chain of wondrous little moments strung together in one perfectly orchestrated slide show. It’s dirty and scary and beautiful and hard and miraculous and exhausting and thankless and joyful and frustrating all at once. It’s everything. Anyone who claims that motherhood is only the good stuff is simply in denial (or she’s on some serious drugs). Admitting that this job isn’t always easy doesn’t make somebody a bad mother. At least, it shouldn’t.”
Really, this is what being a stay at home mom means:

I also just saw this funny-but-true comment in People’s piece, James Van Der Beek’s Free Time Is a ‘Thing of the Past.’ I think I finally think this guy is OK.

“It’s a lot of work,” Van Der Beek, 35, told PEOPLE on Tuesday. “With one [child], you get a lot more down time. With two, down time becomes a thing of the past.”
Yes. Oh man. Yes.
Have you seen Don’t Trust the B—- in Apt. 23? It is sorta funny. Watch the first two episodes on Hulu. It premieres Wednesday at 9:30 p.m. on ABC.
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KellyMom.com via Attachment Parenting International - Do you and your spouse have different parenting styles? How do you handle it? “Our perceptions of kids’ behavior and our reactions to it are based on past experience. Since spouses have different past experiences, we don’t start out in the same place as parents.”

 

  • Do or Don’t: The half-tuck - Cup of Jo <My opinion? Don’t! Sure, it looks good in these ads but it just looks sloppy in person. What do you think?>

Mamas to be Reese WitherspoonMolly Sims, and Alessandra Ambrósio dress up their bumps in chic frocks in beautiful shades of pink and red.

Alicia Silverstone attracted quite a bit of attention when she posted a video of herself feeding her 11-month-old son Bear Blu mouth-to-mouth.

Despite the fallout since her March video, the actress maintains that there’s nothing wrong with her mealtime method. “People have been feeding their kids that way for thousands for years. It’s a weaning process.”

 

I think she’s not crazy. You?

Ok, enough for today. I’m out!

 


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