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Teenage Girl 'Too Big' To Sit In Front at American Idol Taping

A 19-year-old teenager who won six passes to attend a free taping of "American Idol" was forced to sit in the back row because she was ... Read More »

Obesity Causes Infertility in Men - Another Reason to Shape Up

Obese men have a lower chance of reproducing, and it's just not because they're less likely to score with chicks at the bar. No, obese men have an ... Read More »

Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen Engaged - Expect Superbabies Soon

NFL star Tom Brady and his leading lady, supermodel Gisele Bundchen, have made it official -- the unbelievably attractive couple is engaged to be ... Read More »

New Baby in the House? Try These Baby and Me Workout Moves

When there's a new baby in the house, your whole schedule can be thrown out of whack. You're probably not getting much sleep and just keeping up with ... Read More »

Baby food - make it homemade

The littlest ones in our lives need good nutrition, too. And if you're trying to save money at the grocery store, those expensive little jars of baby ... Read More »

Wanna-be moms too worried about their figure to give birth?

Recently, TV star Katherine Heigl raised a few eyebrows when she said, "I'm finished with the whole idea of having children of my own. It doesn't seem ... Read More »

What should baby eat? What you're eating

Having difficulty figuring out what to feed baby? Good news -- your little one can eat the same food as you, in smaller, mushier portions of course. ... Read More »

Seafood diet for babies? Sounds kind of fishy

Because of possible food allergies, it's usually recommended to not feed babies common food allergens such as peanuts, eggs, wheat, dairy, and seafood ... Read More »

How much sleep does your kid need?

As Jacki pointed out last week, sleep is important for children's health. I can totally relate to her post about strict bedtimes ... we're going ... Read More »

Serotonin may play a role in SIDS

A recent study was attempting to determine a possible link between high levels of the brain chemical serotonin and aggression/anger. Instead, ... Read More »