Celebrity Dee Rule’s book The Baby Schedule Ruler saved my marriage and my sanity after having my twin girls. My babies were sleep all night long by 8 weeks old. I used her Ghost feedings methods to help get them sleeping 10 hours strait nightly. I do not know what I would have done if I never came out to The Baby Expo Celebration in LA. Now I know why A-list celebrities like Julia Roberts and Tina Fey hire her, simply because she’s a baby nanny genius.

I not only attended but my daughter was a model in the Sweet Petite and Fashion Treats runway show. The whole event was very upscale, organized, beautiful and very informative.

I attended and it was a good time. Favorite vendors are the mom-preneurs and the babywearing ones.

I didn’t purchase anything (don’t need anything and certainly don’t buy into ‘that celeb’s kid wears that so I must have it’ mindset at all (blech!)

I would have not attended had it not been for the coupon I procured. Adding up entry costs and parking, I paid over $20 to just look.

Dee Rule is actually the Baby Schedule Ruler!

It is obvious that Colleen has not experienced the full mobile makeovers by Hollywood Glamour Girls. My daughter had them at her 3rd birthday party last year and the girls of all ages loved it. It’s not about dressing up (they actually wore jeans/shorts) and make up is not required. Further more there is much more to this service than just primping. They even offer role model hairstyles like the Damzl Diva. Damzl is a company that sells dirt bike riding gear just for girls. Contrary to what Colleen stated, Hollywood Glamour Girls shows little girls that you don’t need curls and make up to be pretty – that you are a star within yourself. I would recommend anyone to check them out!

This sounds like sooooo much fun!!!! I’m going to plan to go next year. Lynn Rodgers

I don’t think Dee Rule is “The Baby Whisperer”… that title, in my mind, will always belong to Tracy Hogg.

What a great event! The pictures are so adorable! It makes me want to have another baby and attend next year! Or maybe just attend to see the must-have baby couture for my friend’s babies! Love it!

That’s pretty sick to me that a company, run by women none-the-less, sets out to “makeover” young girls. Young girls are very impressionable and we already have such a hard time with self-esteem issues, why make it worse? Telling young girls, toddlers even, that they need cuter clothes, their hair done, and make-up on to look pretty is just wrong. The “Hollywood Glamour Girls” really ought to be ashamed of themselves. I’m no feminist, but this concept seems horribly wrong to me.