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Even Gwyneth gets stressed.
Being a mom is stressful, even for celebrities.
Gwyneth Paltrow says her busy life often leads her to have mommy stress. Earlier this year, she chronicled a day in her busy schedule juggling two kids and a work life.
Now she offers ways to actually destress and keep your cool in the midst of the chaos that comes with raising kids.
Gwyneth Paltrow says being a mom makes her happiest.
Forget the glitz and glamour of Hollywood life, Gwyneth Paltrow says she would trade it all in for sippy cups and playdates anytime, according to an article in the Winnipeg Free Press.
Mom to Moses and Apple, Gwyneth says that being a stay at home mom makes her the happiest: Continue reading »
Paltrow doesn't want any more children.
Gwyneth Paltrow is one of the most talked about celebrity moms, but not always in the most flattering ways.
Just last week, Paltrow joined Twitter and Facebook and started tweeting photos of her kids. Then a few days later, she took an ad out seeking a genius tutor her children. She has been called an elitist mom more than once. Some say she lives such a privileged life that she cannot relate to the typical working mother.
Paltrow recently said she will not have any more kids, and the reason may be more relatable than you think.
Gwyneth wants a genius to privately tutor Moses and Apple.
Some say Gwyneth Paltrow doesn’t have a clue about the average working mother, and a story in the news today will do nothing to change their minds.
Paltrow and husband Chris Martin are seeking a genius to privately tutor their children, Moses, 5 and Apple, 7.
According to The Sun, the celebrity couple placed an ad with Tutors-International.com for someone to privately tutor their children. The tutor should have very specific skills.
Though the text of the ad was not released publicly, it has been reported that Gwyneth and Chris requested that the teacher should be fluent in four languages: Ancient Greek, Latin, French and Spanish. They also need to be grade 8 standard in two instruments, passionate about sailing and tennis and probably an Oxbridge graduate. Continue reading »
Is Gwyneth Paltrow just like every other mom?
Most celebrity (and non-celebrity) moms regularly tweet and upload photos of their kids to Facebook. The good majority of moms on my own friends list post pics of their children along with parenting tips, products they like, and countless other insights into parenthood. When they do it, it’s helpful, but when some celebrity parents do it, they’re considered stuck up or elitist.
Gwyneth Paltrow is no stranger to being labeled a snob. Many feel that her innocent claims that she is a regular working mom are nothing but inflated conceit. Her recent cookbook includes lofty quotes and cooking plans that would never get past a typical, harried working mother. (How many of us use wood-burning stoves on a daily basis?) Maybe it’s because she gave her kids names like Moses and Apple which some find too eccentric. It seems most people hate her because she seems too perfect. Is celebrity-hating the last acceptable mommy war in today’s politically correct society?
So when Paltrow created a Twitter and Facebook account today, the skepticism began. Continue reading »
Go ahead let go of that breath you’ve holding. Gwyneth Paltrow says she is not going to be on a reality show.
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This is a very rare photo of Gwyneth Paltrow looking like a regular person. It should probably be printed out and put in your scrapbook.
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