Around the Web…

Some stories for your Tuesday afternoon:

• Tips on teaching your children to be gentle with their siblings — Just the Facts, Baby
• The “Mermaid Girl,” 10-year-old Shiloh Pepin, has died — SeacoastOnline.com
• Pregnant and addicted, mothers in South Carolina find hope — CNN
• Doctors in Japan hope to study the 19-lb. baby born last month in Indonesia — UPI
• Cereals marketed to kids are actually the least healthy — lilSugar

Comments

Rest in Peace little Shiloh

- Blackrose on October 27th, 2009

About a month ago or so I watched a documentary on TV about Shiloh. Didn’t know of her until then! So sad!!! ( She sure was one happy girl in the video and it’s the way her mother said in the article: “She did everything with a zest for life” RIP Shiloh

- Nancy on October 27th, 2009

RIP little Shiloh. I read the other day she was a huge wrestling fan and wrestlers like John Cena had arranged for her to go to the Backlash PPV back in April and I found that so nice of them!

- Allie-Rose on October 27th, 2009

Regarding Japan studying the 19 lb Indonesian baby, I don’t understand WHY they want to study him. His mother had diabetes and didn’t take care for it. Too much sugar was introduced to the baby so he grew larger and larger. What’s to study, exactly?

- Robyn on October 27th, 2009

I loved little Shiloh sooo much! What a happy girl and a great role model. Rest In Peace, Shiloh!

- Brooke on October 27th, 2009

So sorry to hear of Shiloh’s passing.

RE: cereal marketed to kids being unhealthy. Well, duh. Haven’t we know that for years? That why my mother would never buy the “kids” cereal when I was growing up.

- Olivia on October 28th, 2009