Moms Are Talking About...

Britney forced to pay K-Fed's legal bills: Mom Brit was court-ordered to pay $375,000 to ex Kevin Federline to cover his attorney fees in their child custody dispute.
Husband on trial denies involvement in wife's disappearance: A California software programmer testified he had nothing to do with his estranged wife's disappearance. Nina Reiser was last seen 18 months ago dropping their two kids off at daycare. Hans Reiser has been charged with killing his wife and, although her body has not been found, prosecutors say there was no way Nina would abandon her children.
"Skitching" can put your child in stitches or worse: A dangerous skateboarding stunt is gaining popularity in teens. "Skitching" as seen on the MTV show, Jackass is when a skateboarder holds onto a moving car, riding it down the street for a distance. Mothers of teenagers everywhere have just sprouted a couple more grey hairs.
Your child may remember what you forgot: A new study on memory from Cornell researchers found children depend more on a part of the mind that records "what actually happened," while adults depend more on another part that records "the meaning of what happened," concluding that adults are more susceptible to false memories. Makes sense--don't you remember your childhood a whole lot differently than your parents?
More info: Britney, Missing mom, Skitching, Memory.







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