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on YouTube. “It’s time to care for your breasts, not just your baby.” The ad is part of Frida Mom’s #sprayitforward campaign, the launch of which coincides with a new line of products for postpartum breast care.

now-viral Facebook post of the moment she saw Abigail’s Bunchem-filled hair. The spheres are meant to be stuck to one another — but an increasingly frustrated population of parents are finding that they’re anything but fun when they end up in kids’ hair.

In September, the father-of- four tragically lost his eldest child, Jaimi Lee, who he shares with ex-wife Lisa Curry. Their other daughter Morgan, 30, was heavily pregnant at the time, and welcomed her second son just a few weeks later.

And on Thursday, the 43-year-old former Family Feud host delighted fans with a sweet family update about his youngest finally reaching an important milestone.

New Idea can reveal Nicole and hubby Keith Urban, both 53, “have been inspired” to begin the process of adoption, and are working with agencies for the perfect baby boy to join their family.

But Sam becoming a wife isn’t the only big change in her life. Sources exclusively tell New Idea that the 44-year-old has gone into overdrive, working hard to be the perfect stepmum to her new husband’s adult daughters Sasha and Grace.

announced in a tweet along with tips “for what to do when your child’s favorite media goes away.” But it seems the bald cartoon character was the least-favorite animated star among moms and dads everywhere, who have been celebrating online since the news of the show’s cancellation broke.

New Zealand-born Ethan Browne, 29, who plays Tane Parata, was affected by travel restrictions as he was separated from his 13-year-old daughter Aaylah for most of 2020.

chess prodigy Beth Harmon of “The Queen’s Gambit.” “I am technically undefeated against her,” said the Manhattan fifth-grader, who narrowly beat the fictional anti-heroine on his iPad. The victory ended a Chess.com challenge pitting real players, such as Oliver, against simulated versions of the fictitious Beth at different ages and correlating degrees of difficulties.

Simon and pregnant wife Lauren Hannaford’s first Wiggly baby is due soon – but they’re hoping not too soon. As Simon gears up for The Wiggles’ performance at Channel Seven’s Woolworths Carols in the Domain, he’s crossing his wiggly fingers that his and Lauren’s baby boy arrives in early January as planned.

“Harika used to work within another gym and was well loved and is a great trainer, and I think the two of us complement each other,” Steve says. “We’re finding our feet with the business side of things, and just bunkering down and setting the foundations.”

After ill-fated romances with Ash (George Mason) and Nate Cooper (Kyle Pryor) among others, Tori is hoping to end her unlucky-in-love streak with newbie Christian Green (Ditch Davey).

But although the Sunrise star, 37, is now enjoying a rock-solid marriage to journalist Neil Varcoe, 37, and both are smitten with their first child, the couple’s relationship almost wasn’t to be!

But after it became common knowledge in April that the pair have welcomed their first child, a son named Austin Xavier, Zoe and Dan have been opening up about their experiences with parenthood.

docuseries on Apple TV+ chronicles the development stages of young ones around the world, covering milestones such as walking, talking and, yes, wielding a massive machete to crack a coconut.“Becoming You,” narrated by Oscar-winning “The Crown” star Olivia Colman, spotlights the upbringing of 100 children in regions from the American South to the remote corners of Mongolia.

The 40-year-old, who is 25 weeks pregnant, took to Instagram this week to share a candid update on her journey so far, and revealed she was left with bruises after taking a few tumbles recently.

Mum-shaming isn’t a new phenomenon, but some are arguing it’s been kicked into overdrive during the pandemic.

claims its programming has sexually exploited children.The coming-of-age story, released internationally via Netflix earlier this month, follows an 11-year-old girl as she navigates her maturing sexuality while finding a place in her religious family — to awkward and sometimes appalling ends.And it’s those uncomfortable moments that prompted an outcry among concerned parents who call the film yet another example of Netflix’s “corporate practice of graphically and grotesquely sexualizing children