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The Moms Behind The Medals: Raising an Olympian
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Kristen Bell’s Sloth Meltdown [VIDEO]
So it turns out that Kristen Bell has a thing for sloths and in one of the most adorable (and ok, slightly bizarre) things I’ve seen in awhile – her boyfriend Dax Shepard invited one to her 31st birthday this past July. Kind of cute, right?
Leelee Sobieski’s Tech-Free Parenting Style
Leelee Sobieski is going old-fashioned when it comes to raising her 17-month-old daughter Louisanna Lewi Ray. No Baby Einstein and no anything else, the actress, 28, tells People about avoiding educational shows and specialized computer games for babies.
Melissa Joan Hart: Being a Mom is “In Our DNA”
Melissa Joan Hart is about as down to earth as celebrities come. When she picked up the phone for our interview, I could hear her kids in the background cooing and giggling. She even asked me to “hang on a sec” as she dug through her purse for a few dollars to pay for a pecan ice cream “bribe” for her son. “The usual…” she joked.
Jenna Elfman Talks Nursing Troubles
Sometimes, a busy mom has to resort to pumping. Jenna Elfman, 39, admits that this posed quite a problem once she tried to reintroduce nursing to her 9-month-old son Easton. I was doing a lot of filming, so he was getting a lot of breastmilk from bottles, the actress reveals to Best for Babes. When he was 3 or 4 months old, he went through a finicky phase where he didnt want to nurse.