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The actress’ feeding of her son spawns a hilarious viewer challenge.
Nanny in the Clouds, a California-based company, matches parents seeking in-flight childcare with experienced babysitters aboard the same flight.
The Vangoethem family made sure their twins were safe and sound — by keeping them at home for 12 months.
On a family vacation to the U.S. during the Chinese New Year, He Liesheng recorded his 4-year-old son running around a snowy street in Flushing, New York. Wearing only underwear and shoes, the child, nicknamed Duoduo, cried and shivered while his parents pressured him to run and perform push-ups in the snow.
Friday’s links head to Pakistan, France and whatever planet Madonna’s Super Bowl costume was from.
A British couple raised their child as “gender neutral” to avoid stereotypes. Why are people so upset about it?
It’s kind of hard to imagine intentionally trying to make your kids cry — even for a few minutes of late-night glory.
New Jersey parents who gave their children controversial names say that a court found them not guilty of child abuse, though they are still waiting for their kids to be returned.
It’s no secret that Glee has a flair for the dramatic, but this time it may have gone too far.
