Children on the Web
« Previous Entries“I Will Shut Her Up For You”
Thursday, September 3rd, 2009“Man slaps stranger’s crying kid”: I’m speechless. [UPDATE (1/21/2010): Going to big-people time out.]
A Good Read
Monday, May 11th, 2009I recently read the book From Ashes to Africa by Josh and Amy Bottomly. It was a wonderfully inspiring story. The tale of two people who meet, fall in love and try to create a family. They are met with struggles and overcome them in wonderful ways. While I have been to Africa and have [...]
Don’t Be Such a Baby
Friday, August 15th, 2008In the same vein as the previous entry but in a more humorous life, I found a story from The Onion in my feeds this morning: “After decades of coddling young children, Johnson & Johnson unveiled its new ‘Nothing But Tears’ shampoo this week, an aggressive bath-time product the company says will help to prepare [...]
Let ‘Em Go
Thursday, July 31st, 2008This is a new low in helicopter parenting: Parents want written updates, too. “We’re forced to tell parents everything the kids have done,” said June Ingraham, spokeswoman for camp Sail Caribbean. “Like, ‘They sailed from point A to point B; they went on land; they took a hike; they got ice cream at a local [...]
Around the Web
Thursday, November 29th, 2007Here’s two articles I really like that you might also enjoy or find useful: “The Secret to Raising Smart Kids”: this article may as well have used me as an example. As I read it, it seemed addressed specifically to me: everything always came easily to me so I put in hardly any effort. I [...]
In a Flash
Friday, September 29th, 20069 Months in 20 Seconds: that is so much fun to watch.
Big Ol’ Kid
Monday, September 18th, 2006Biggest Baby Ever: weighing 14 pounds, 13 ounces was born by C-section (duh!) joining his four siblings whose birth weights were 9 pounds, twins at 8½ pounds each, and “nearly 12 pounds.” Holy moly!
I See a Book Coming
Friday, January 6th, 2006Parent Hacks: a new collaborative blog centered around sharing parenting advice and tips.
Three Weeks Old and Potty Trained
Friday, October 14th, 2005Diaper-Free Baby: here’s some FAQ if you’re interested in potty training your newborn. *ahem* I’m dubious, at best. The cost of a mistake by a newborn is very much not pretty.
Silence, If You Please
Saturday, October 8th, 2005“Katie Holmes will try for drug-free, ‘silent birth’”: proof positive that Scientology is totally crazy (if Tom Cruise’s behavior wasn’t proof enough for you).
Super, Man.
Tuesday, October 4th, 2005Nicholas Cage Names New Son: I’m starting to think that celebrities do this stuff for the free publicity.
Nursing is Not a Crime
Friday, August 19th, 2005“Mothers Welcome Here”: Chandler’s so stupid.
Permanent Scholarship
Tuesday, July 5th, 2005Woman Has URL Tattooed to Forehead for $10,000: she did this to get money to send her son to private school. I’m sure that this particular action will have zero effects on her son’s life or perspective. Nope, none at all.
Big Girl
Wednesday, June 29th, 2005Mom Has Big Baby No. 3 “Big Enchilada”: wow, I can’t even imagine something like that coming out of (or being in, for that matter) Sandi.
My Middle Name is CrimeFighter
Saturday, June 4th, 2005Magician Penn Jillette Has a Baby Girl: he named her “Moxie CrimeFighter.” No, really.
A Rose By Any Other Name
Sunday, May 29th, 2005Announcing Urhines Kendall Icy Eight Special K: whoa. I’ll take Apple any day of the week over that name. {via}
Awesome Ultrasound
Friday, March 4th, 2005National Geographic In the Womb: I’ve got to remember to TiVo this show on Sunday, March 6th. {via}
Not For Us
Saturday, February 26th, 2005Birth Story in 100 Pictures: a Hungarian couple had their baby in an inflatable pool in their kitchen and took 100 pictures of the event at every stage. The baby makes her appearance on page four. Enjoy! (Or don’t.) {via}
Visualize Eliza
Friday, February 11th, 2005Name Voyager: this is a handy site to see how popular a baby’s name is over time.
Our Daughter, Little Nike
Thursday, February 10th, 2005Australian Pair eBay Rights to Daughter: so for five years, her kid could be named “Goldenpalace.com”. Then what? Does the kid get a new name and identity? Do people have no shame any more?
« Previous Entries