The pic with him sleeping is cute!

I’m sure BM will soon find a good man that will cherish her for who she is. BM looks hotter than the panty model, whose biggest asset is not her looks but her walk, overly confident but fluid.

I’m all for a helper who passes the scrutiny of a loving parent. Nice to have whenever she’s called to work or needs some time for herself (we all do, even or perhaps especially parents of young children). The result is that then every minute the parent and the child spend together is quality time.

Tom is not a devout catholic. Devout catholics live their faith. He does not! Cute baby though, looks just like his runaway daddy.

Funny the same question was discussed on the Splash blog. At first someone said that the Catholic church requires both parents to be at the baptism. I just received confirmation from my Priest that the church encourages both parents but they do not discriminate against people’s live style choices.

He also said that if the parent who is having the child baptized is Catholic and is doing all the preparation, then he said that is a blessing in itself. Lastly he said that God does not discriminate.

Melle, that’s a good question. As a former Catholic (but by no means an expert, so if anyone is they can feel free to correct me!), I’d think the Church would be less than thrilled by the unwed status, but this sacrament is about the baby, not the parents. I don’t think they would deny the child. If Mom wants to receive Communion, for example, she (like most parishoners) would go to confession first.

Just want to note: “Mass” is not just for Catholics. I am Episcopalian and we go to Mass too. (Yes, Episcopalian is Catholic-lite). I’m just saying.

I do not want to start a theological debate, but can someone tell me what the opinion of the Catholic church is on an unwed mother? Can she have the baby baptized in the Catholic church when she was not married to the father? I have no problem with it at all, just a curiosity.

“Ivey, what’s wrong with her using a monogrammed burp cloth? He’s an infant, spit up happens, especially if they’re not exclusively breastfed”

I believe Ivey was hinting at the idea that perhaps Bridget was using the monogrammed burp cloth to make a statement regarding John’s name and the fact that he isn’t a Brady.

Tom Brady is a “devout” catholic….that made my day.

Gosh, I just love this little guy. He looks like such a cuddle-bunny. I hadn’t seen the car seat shot. Look at the way his brow is furrowed. He seems to be pondering something, LOL. BM looks great, as always.