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Our expert gives us an inside look.
Investigators searching for Stacy Peterson, the 23-year-old mother of two who's been missing for 10 days, combed her home for clues a second time Tuesday night, reports ABC News. Peterson was last seen by her husband of four years, Police Sgt. Drew Peterson, who many suspect is involved in her disappearance. Police are also looking into the 2004 death of Peterson's third wife, which was at the time ruled accidental. We hope Stacy is found alive and well, and we wonder: Is Drew Peterson another Scott Peterson?
Friend of Mom•Logic Judge Jeanine Pirro gives us an exclusive look into the mind of Stacy Peterson's husband.
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Teen Birthday Boy Gets Surprise: A Stripper!
...and the boy’s mom was surprised too. She had ordered a gorilla to show up at his school, but a stripper was sent by mistake. The students and teachers were horrified, but not half as horrified as that bachelor party that witnessed a gorilla popping out of a cake. |
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Maternal Link Discovered for Alzheimer’s
Daughters are more likely to be afflicted with Alzheimer’s if their mothers have the disease. Okay, this time it’s fair to say we REALLY don’t want to turn into our mothers. |
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Jennifer Lopez Confirms She’s Pregnant
Stop placing those “Is J.Lo preggo?” bets— “Jenny from the Block” finally confirmed it at a Miami concert. Congratulations, Jen!
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Kellie Pickler Breaks Down at the CMA Awards
What can induce weeping more than a heart-wrenching country song? One sung by a weeping country star. Kellie Pickler, overcome with emotion, broke down while singing "I Wonder," a song about her mom abandoning her when she was a toddler. We're right there with you Kellie, we can't think of a sadder song.
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Boys switched at birth return to their biological families four years later.
It's unimaginable—finding out years after giving birth that the baby you've been raising as your own is, in fact, not. This just happened to two families—one from Turkey, the other from Saudi Arabia. The Turkish father questioned the identity of his son from the very beginning but was disregarded until recently. After taking a DNA test, they traveled to Saudi Arabia and found their biological son, according to World Bulletin.
Could you hand over a child you had raised for four years? Which pull would be stronger for you—nature or nurture?
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Michael Jackson Behind on Neverland Mortgage Payments
Another casualty of the subprime mortgage crisis? Seems if Jacko can’t scrap together a meager $23 million, he’ll lose the ranch. Hey, anyone want to buy a used animal menagerie?
Spice Girls Rehearsals a Family Affair
Yep, that’s right, when they’re not showing off their middle-aged bods in their racy new video, the Spice Girls are just like us, rehearsing for their world tour complete with kids and husbands in tow. Oh, and bodyguards, nannies, personal assistants, nutritionists, makeup artists, masseuses, trainers, astrologists, food tasters, monkey handlers….
Teen Gets Detention for PDA
A 13-year-old girl was punished for hugging friends, which her school forbids. More and more schools are banning any kind of PDA... we'll keep you posted as this story develops.
Australia Recalls Toy Containing Date Rape Drug
Australia pulled a popular Chinese-made children's toy when it was found to contain a powerful date rape drug when ingested. Hmm, suddenly lead doesn’t seem quite so bad. |
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Turns out hovering over your college kid could actually be a good thing.
They get a bad rap, but so-called helicopter parents — "those moms and dads who hover over children in college and swoop into their academic affairs" — are actually doing their kids some good, according to the Washington Post. A recent study found that children of helicopter parents were more satisfied with every aspect of their college experience, were more likely to interact with professors, and were better writers and critical thinkers.
Well, there you go. Empty nesters: Hover away!
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New York City Marathon winner is under scrutiny for training during pregnancy.
Kudos to Paula Radcliffe, the Mom who finished first in the women's category of the New York City Marathon, completing the 26.2 mile race in just two hours, 23 minutes and nine seconds. Radcliffe trained while she was pregnant, and she resumed her rigorous routine just 12 days after giving birth in January... Keep reading...
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Cheerleading Coach Fired for Topless Pictures.
You know how it is. You’re coaching cheerleaders all day. You want to unwind. You take some topless pictures with a member of the team at a party. Well, at least her quick firing has parents cheering.
Paul McCartney Wants Custody of the Child.
Heather Mill’s rant has Paul worried for their daughter’s safety. Heather, here’s a tip: When you’re in a custody battle with your ex, it's probably not a good idea to announce that you’re suicidal on national TV.
Accused Teacher is in Jail and Student is in Mexico.
Turns out the teacher’s 13-year-old "boyfriend" was an illegal immigrant, and is now being detained in Mexico.
Golden Boy King Tut's Face Revealed
All that glitters is not gold. King Tut looks a little worse for the wear, complete with buck teeth and a black leathery complexion. Hey, none of us are going to look that great 3,000 years from now.
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Katie Holmes completes the New York City Marathon.
Well, the rumors were true — Katie Holmes did indeed run the New York City Marathon yesterday, reports TMZ. Tom gave her a smooch at the 15-mile mark. Katie then went on to
complete the race in a respectable 5 hours and 29 minutes. Though some
Katie-haters have quipped that she's just trying to "outrun the
aliens," we applaud any Mom who can find the time to train for and
actually complete a marathon. You go, Katie. Way to make Suri proud!
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Here are the warning signs every parent should know.
When we heard about the 25-year-old female Nebraska teacher who abducted a 13-year-old student this week, we worried for our own kids' safety. How are Moms supposed to know if their kids are being victimized by a teacher, coach, or other trusted adult? Mom•Logic friend Samantha Wilson, a child and safety expert, says to be on the lookout for the following warning signs Keep reading... |
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Today's Parent magazine has released a list of their favorite toys for this year.
No lead in our kids' toys? Wowee! You'd think it couldn't be too hard to make the list this year — no lead and you're good, right? Seriously, though, some good holiday ideas here.
We're always fascinated to hear what the latest trends are in toys and must-haves for the holidays. We predict 2007 will be the year of the U.B. Funkeys. Check them out and comment if you agree or disagree.
For the complete list, Keep Reading... |
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