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Jude Law's baby is born, but he wasn't present. Read how Samantha Burke and baby are without him.
Samantha Burke gave birth to her daughter with Jude Law on Tuesday night, September 22 in her home state of Florida. Celebrity Love: New Woman Steps Forth As Jude Law's Baby's Mother
Mom Samantha had posted on her blog on September 2 that she had "a month to go until I welcome Sophia into this world." However baby Sophia Burke showed up a few weeks before her expected October arrival, weighing in at a dainty five pounds, 12 ounces.
Fortunately after Samantha's big baby shower on August 19, she was ready. Her rep Eileen Koch says, "Samantha … Read More
Taye Diggs and Idina Mendel B-way heavy-hitters with a bundle of joy to sing about.
With such a talented gene pool to draw from, we're surprised Taye Diggs and Idina Menzel's baby didn't come out belting "Evita" or the closing number to Oliver.
The two Broadway veterans welcomed their first child, a baby boy named Walker Nathaniel Diggs, on Wednesday.
A rep for Diggs confirmed to Access Hollywood that all was well with the new family—despite the child having a name that will forever be associated with a really bad Chuck Norris television show about a Texan ranger, but we digress. When Dating, How Important Is Someone's Name?
"Mother, father and son are all … Read More
Jennifer Hudson's baby doesn't need all those pink clothes, so Mom may have a solution.
Jennifer Hudson and fiance David Otunga opted to wait for their baby's birth on Monday to know the gender. After baby David Daniel Otunga, Jr. was born, he arrived home to a nursery full of pink and blue!
Yesterday Showbiz411 reported that Jennifer had accumulated a baby wardrobe suitable for either a boy or girl. We can only imagine with how many goodies the closet must have been stocked, but SingersRoom is reporting they know Jennifer's plans for all the excess gear: she'll either give the girly-pink stuff away, or take the items back.
Late Monday … Read More
Elisabeth Hasselbeck's new baby's name is raising eyebrows and offending some of the public.
Elisabeth Hasselbeck can't win. She gave birth Sunday in New York City to her third child, a boy weighing 7 lb., 7 oz. According to husband, Tim Hasselbeck, "Elisabeth and Isaiah are doing great."
This morning her anti-fans, apparently of left-wing orientation, are giving her a brutal time. They’re criticizing the name of her son, Isaiah Timothy, saying not only is it a target for schoolyard teasing; it's also a strong Christian reference. Isaiah is a Catholic saint and one of the best known prophets in the Bible's Old Testament. Scholars say he predicted the coming of Jesus … Read More
Nas ordered to shell out the money to Kelis and baby by a Los Angeles judge.
Kelis may have given her newborn son an important life lesson: It's all about the Benjamins, baby.
A day after the singer gave birth to a son, Knight, at a New York hospital, a judge granted the singer nearly $40,000 a month in supporter from estranged husband, Knight's father Nas. According to The Associated Press, a Los Angeles judge order the rapper to pay Kelis $30,791 in spousal support and also shell out $9,027 for baby Knight. Kelis Gives Birth, Bars Nas From Baby
Kelis and Nas (real names Kelis Rogers and Nasir Jones, respectively) … Read More
Roger Federer and wife Mirka welcome twin girls over Facebook...but we thought it was a boy?
Rockstar tennis player Roger Federer wowed us last April when he married his longtime love, Miroslava "Mirka" Vavrinec with a lavish wedding in his native Switzerland. Roger Federer Is Married
Twenty-seven-year-old Roger and 31-year-old Mirka had been dating nine years when she got pregnant and they called a shotgun wedding (although to be honest, we're not sure they use that exact term in Switzerland). They smiled massively in photos of the ceremony and announced with great fanfare that they were expecting a little boy. Celebrity Pregnancy Rumors and Announcments
So imagine our surprise at this … Read More
Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick's surrogate twin girls arrive healthy a month early.
It sounds like Matthew Broderick was near speechless over Monday's birth of his twin daughters. "I'm very happy," Broderick told People. "I don't know what else to say."
The twins arrived about a month earlier than their mid-summer due date via a surrogate mother in Ohio, Sarah Jessica Parker's home state, but there don't appear to be any complications. "I just got back," Matthew told reporters, indicating that the Brodericks were present to welcome their new brood. "I've already seen them." The twins weighed in at 6 lbs. and 5 lbs., 11 oz., and all reports indicate that … Read More
Before you and your hub decide on a name for your new baby, consult this list.
So you want Robert and he wants Asher. Or you want Daffodil and he wants Jane. No matter what your scale you're using (traditional or trendy? family-based or original?) naming your baby is one weighty matter you don't want to compromise on. Naming your child is not like agreeing to turkey because he's cutting back on red meat, or watching baseball because the Real Housewives will be on again tomorrow. You should both be comfortable with the moniker you choose for your baby, and you only get to pick one first name. Another naming conundrum: Is … Read More
Sex after baby: how one couple's sex life improved after giving birth.
Three weeks before the birth of my first daughter, when I was swollen, uncomfortable and horrified by my bloated body, distended fingers and inability to see my toes, my midwife suggested I have more sex.
I laughed.
"Seriously," she told me. "If you want her to come sooner, try having more sex."
If only it were that easy. I have always been comfortable with sex. I learned early to please myself and took that with me into relationships, often acting the part of the "male" who just wanted to get off as opposed to the "female," looking for love and transcendence through … Read More
Oxytocin, the hormone for bonding, trust, breastfeeding and orgasm also helps us learn to love.
Oxytocin is quite a busy hormone. When released in the brain, it facilitates sex, orgasm, birth and breastfeeding, as well as feelings of bonding, connection and trust.
No wonder, then, that scientists want to recreate the chemical's effects. Drugs that simulate the hormone, like Pitocin, are given to pregnant women to help induce labor. A synthetic oxytocin nasal spray has been produced to help mothers create milk for newborns, and researchers are experimenting with how doses of it might combat memory loss and autism, and improve sexual functioning.
In her forthcoming book The … Read More