Best of Strollerderby November 20, 2009

The End of Oprah (aside: Will Sarah Palin take her place?)

Baby Chub Airbrushed Away in Some Mags

Soldier Chooses Her Son Over Her Service

Meep Banned at High School

Sebelius Says 40-plus Women Should Get Mammograms

Dad Only Speaks Klingon to Kid For 3 Years

Woman Labors in Hospital Bathroom After Doctors Send Her Home

Dads detained, banned from Wal-Mart for Shopping While Gay

Kansas Teacher Fired Over Florida Joke

Tiny Titans, Mickey Mouse and More - Kids Comics This Week

And a couple from last week:

Hospital Rejects Birth Plans

What the House Health Reform Bill Means For You

Bad Parent Essays We’d Like To See

Best of FameCrawler - Week of Novemeber 20th

Jenna on Oprah: I Don’t Care What People Think

Halloween Cost Brad Pitt Millions

Heidi Klum Says She’s Still Needs to Lose 20 Pounds…Yeah Right (PHOTOS)

Stinky Diaper Awards Go To Octomom, Bristol Palin and Debbie Rowe

Ryan O’Neal Reacts To Farrah’s Will

Pregnant Reality TV Star Found Shot and Burned In Oklahoma City

Marge Simpson Posing Again - From Centerfold to Calendar

Sunday Cute Shot - Seriously Seraphina

Jon Gosselin’s Staff Has Turned Against Him

Naomi Watts And Liev Schreiber On A Rainy Day (PHOTOS)

Britney Hopes Satan Will Make Her Boys Princes Of The New World Order

Going Rogue with Sarah Palin - Is Trig Too Young To Do Book Tours?

Hulk Hogan Gets Beat Up During Press Conference (PHOTOS)

Jenna Jameson on Oprah Tomorrow

Richie and Ava go New Moon

Sweet! Jolie in Salt!

Why Toddlers Ask “Why?”

As any parent of a toddler will tell you, a child this age has two favorite words:  “No” and “why.”  While both words can be exasperating, the dreaded “why” is especially vexing.  This is because “why” often requires a more thoughtful response than “Because I said so.”

But what is really going on with a child who repeatedly asks “why?”  If you think they are doing it for the obvious reason - that they really want to know why - congratulations!  You figured out something all by yourself that it took an assistant professor of psychology two whole studies to determine.   Continue reading »

Sesame Street Launches iPhone App

Your loveable, furry old pal Grover is now waiting tables inside your iPhone.

As part of its 40th birthday celebration, Sesame Street has just launched its first iPhone app. Grover’s Number Special was developed by Sesame Workshop and IDEO Toy Lab. It features some original video footage of the friendly monster, as well as an easy tilt-based game for little people. Continue reading »

2-Year-Old Delivers Baby Brother

You hear stories about dad delivering the baby all the time. But who ever heard of a two-year-old stepping in to catch his baby brother?

Two-year-old Jeremiah Favazza literally helped mom Bobbye push brother Kamron into the world. Continue reading »

Girl’s Stuffed Animal Show Goes Horribly Wrong

Channing has a great idea.  She’s going to put on a stuffed animal dog show, and when she’s done, she wants all of you to grab your stuffed animals and make your own show.  Then she’ll choose the one that’s the best.

This sweet little video probably would have been lost in virtual oblivion had it gone as planned.  Only it doesn’t.

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Burglars Pause to Heat Bottle for Crying Baby

It was either the holiday spirit or two robbers really wanted a crying baby to shut up. They stopped midway through an armed robbery to heat up the baby’s bottle.

Then they untied the family’s teenage son so he could feed the baby. Continue reading »

7 Things “Good Parents” Do (That Screw Kids Up for Life)

Most of us believe parenting is an intuitive thing. So why is it the most well-meaning efforts of parents are royally warping kids everywhere? Right now, you are psychologically destroying your child by teaching them value of individuality.

At least, that’s the position of Cracked writer Cezary Jan Strusiewicz. And before you dismiss Ceazry’s work as some comedian’s hack job, notice he backed every assertion with actuall scientific research. So sit back and discover why praising your kids, teaching them to be themselves and warning them about strangers is only preparing your kids for a life as an anti-social super villain.

Staring their Education Early

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