Archive for September, 2010

Parental Duties for Moms and Dads Are Vastly Different, a Study Reveals

Parental Duties for Moms and Dads Are Vastly Different, a Study Reveals
TheBabyWebsite that carried out a study of 3,000 parents with an aim of distinguishing between a modern mom’s and dad’s duties, found that while fathers play with their children outdoors and fix their toys, mothers are mostly stuck with the household chores like washing, ironing and cooking – making it a little unjust in terms of sharing fun and toil. Full story

A Baby’s First Year Gets Parents £5,000 Down

A Baby’s First Year Gets Parents £5,000 Down
A recent study from BabyDam has gotten the budget for your baby’s first year pat for you - it will come to £5,000 and more. Adding the cost of nappies, the decoration of the nursery, baby furniture and food researchers came up with a total of £5,213.25 parents have to put on the line to see their baby through to the first birthday. Full story

Children Back-to-School Expenses Come up to £1,000

Children Back-to-School Expenses Come up to £1,000
A September poll of parents revealed that the average British family stumps up around £1,000 while it packs the child off to school. Full story

It’s School Time for the Twins That Are Different As Chalk and Cheese

It’s School Time for the Twins That Are Different As Chalk and Cheese
It’s dead easy to tell the twins Marcia and Millie Briggs apart… Much more difficult to make people believe they are relatives, let alone sisters! Full story

German Soft Toys with Mental Disorders Go down Well with Children

German Soft Toys with Mental Disorders Go down Well with Children
Hamburg designer Martin Kittsteiner says he hit upon the idea of thinking up soft toys suffering from various psychiatric problems when he and his girlfriend were having fun over the facial expressions of some teddy bears. Full story

Schoolchildren Turn to Computer for Inspiration for Homework Excuses

Schoolchildren Turn to Computer for Inspiration for Homework Excuses
The old hoary homework excuse “my dog chewed up my homework” can still be heard in the classroom - although there can hardly be found a teacher who believes it - but it is being pushed around by new-day tech-laden excuses that are gaining popularity. Full story

Rep Confirms Penelope Cruz is Halfway into Pregnancy

Rep Confirms Penelope Cruz is Halfway into Pregnancy
There were hints at it happening out pretty soon after Penelope Cruz, 36, married Spanish actor Javier Bardem, 41, in the Bahamas in a quiet ceremony in July. Monica, Bardem’s sister, spilled out that news of a baby on the way may be coming on soon. Full story

Kids’ Names Can Create Problems, Rose’s and Corey’s Parents Agree

Kids’ Names Can Create Problems, Rose’s and Corey’s Parents Agree
A survey of 3,000 parents revealed a distinct correlation between the child’s name and his or her behavioral problems… although most of the parents are inclined to shrug it off. Full story

No Other Baby for Katie Holmes While Suri Is Growing up

No Other Baby for Katie Holmes While Suri Is Growing up
Katie Holmes, discussing her life in the October issue of Marie Claire, lets out that she and Tom Cruise are not planning to have another baby for the time being. Full story

Britney Spears Charged with Having Sex with Children Present

Britney Spears is facing multiple odious charges of mistreating her children morally and physically, including having sex in their presence. Full story

Being Mother Entails Doing 23 Jobs

Being Mother Entails Doing 23 Jobs
Researchers inform that the average mother’s routine work comprises duties of 23 professions from all walks of life. Full story

10 Ways to Cheat Kids into Eating Healthy Foods

10 Ways to Cheat Kids into Eating Healthy Foods
A survey of 3,000 mothers commissioned by Philips AVENT shows that parents still have to resort to white lies to inveigle their kids into eating healthy meals, and how often do you think it happens? Usually twice a day. Full story

Parents’ Smoking is the Cause of Poor Performance of Children in School

Parents' Smoking is the Cause of Poor Performance of Children in School
Scientists from Hong Kong have discovered a curious link between parents' smoking and school performance of children, the PLOS One journal writes. Full story

There’s Taga If You Want a Bicycle and a Pushchair

There’s Taga If You Want a Bicycle and a Pushchair
If you liked transformers in your childhood you can play the same kind of game with adult gadgets that are eco-friendly and twice useful for you and your kid. Full story

Mariah Carey Is Not Ready to Discuss Her Pregnancy Yet

Mariah Carey Is Not Ready to Discuss Her Pregnancy Yet
When Mariah Carey, 41, was spotted in Sao Paulo, Brazil, last week, wearing a maternity dress (actually it was a $140 Pea in the Pod Spaghetti Strap Halter) it fueled up the public interest in her pregnancy again. Responding to it, the singer issued a statement last Thursday which, unfortunately, was a bit curt, thanking all her fans but withholding any information. Full story

Miranda Kerr’s Baby Bump is Beginning to Show

Miranda Kerr’s Baby Bump is Beginning to Show
The 27-year-old Australian model who is married to actor Orlando Bloom, 33, is reserved about her private life - the world got wise of her marriage after it had taken place, and the news about the couple’s first child coming on were out last month when Kerr was already four months pregnant. Full story
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