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Summer Sanders: Life After the Gold Medal
Former Olympian, Summer Sanders, has lead a successful life in and out of the pool. Twenty years ago she brought home four medals from the games in Barcelona, two of them gold. Since then, she has gone on to become a sports broadcaster, TV host, Kellogg spokesperson and mother to six-year-old Skye Bella and four-year-old Robert Charles Spider. She took some time out to talk to us about how she’s encouraging her own kids to be active, and what they think of her Olympic past. Read Full Post -
Blood Test Could Determine Risk for Postpartum Depression
One of the many tough things about postpartum depression is that moms don't realize they have it until they bring the baby home. This might change in the near future, though, thanks to findings from scientists at Warwick Medical School that link genetic variants to postpartum depression (PPD). Read Full Post -
Day 51: Unlock Your Success
Like everything else these days, she wants to check the mail herself. Read Full Post -
The Greatest Honor of My Life
Last night I was named Woman of the Year for the NYC chapter of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. I'm BLOWN away. Here are all the fun details: Read Full Post -
Things I Can't Help Saying To My Kid On A Daily Basis
JD is 4, almost 5. Life is interesting these days. One minute he's a blond, wide-eyed angel, next he's a karate-chopping maniac with a 'tude. As a result, the following things come out of my mouth on a daily basis. Here goes (no shame)... Read Full Post -
Milk in the Raw
You think breast milk is the most coveted, controversial beverage in America today? Try raw cow’s milk. Read Full Post -
An Open Letter to the Breastfeeding Boy on the Cover of Time
At first, I thought you were a really exotic piercing. Then I realized you were a boy. However, I'm not interested in the breastfeeding debate the Time cover has caused. But I am worried about you having this kind of fame. Read Full Post -
What’s Your Infertility Diversion?
As lucky and blessed as I feel to have this amazing little boy in my life—who's my daily source of entertainment and happiness—sometimes I still need another distraction from infertility. I nest, and I need to release that energy, here's how... Read Full Post -
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App of the Week: Baby Names 2012
Picking a name for a baby-to-be can be a daunting and exhilarating process – after all, you’re selecting a moniker that has to endure for an entire lifetime. For something this long-lasting, one would hope that a lot of thought is put into it. Do you go traditional? Modern? Do you go with a family name? Or how about a celebrity name? Read Full Post -
10 Best Books for Thinking Parents
I geek out about books that help me understand my kids' brains and how I can facilitate learning, growth, and creativity. Since I read so many books, I thought you might like to know my very favorite books for parents. Are they parenting books? Maybe. I'd say they are books for thinking parents about kids. Read liberally. Ponder. Apply as needed.Read Full Post -
Family vacationing with the stars
Star-gazers are geeking out about this weekend’s solar eclipse (which will be visible in many western states on Sunday, May 20). But perhaps nobody is as excited as Adrienne Gauthier. Read Full Post




















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