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Feb 24 2011 04:00 PM ET
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Alanis Morissette Embraces ‘New Normal’ of Parenthood

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Now eight weeks into parenthood, Alanis Morissette is finding the “new normal” of motherhood to be a “revelation.”

“I am filled with gratitude and inspiration,” the singer, 36, writes in a post on her Facebook page.

“I am so grateful for all the kind congratulations you have sent to me and Souleye. We are deeply touched by your kindnesses.”

Morissette, who welcomed her son on Christmas Day, continues, “Ever has cracked open a door in my heart that I had been dusting off for years in anticipation of this kind of opportunity to love.”

– Sarah Michaud

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Feb 24 2011 03:00 PM ET
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Christina Applegate Hits the Red Carpet - 4 Weeks After Baby!

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She’s back – and better than ever!

Only one month after welcoming daughter Sadie Grace, Christina Applegate glowingly graced the red carpet in a beautiful black and white Temperley tunic and A Pea in the Pod Collection’s AG Secret-Fit Belly skinny jeans at the Los Angeles premiere of Hall Pass on Feb. 23.

“Leggings and big shirt, that’s what you’re going to see me in for a while!” joked the actress, who stars in the film, about her current style choices.

Maybe she even shared a few tips with mom-to-be Alyssa Milano, who debuted her own baby bump at the star-studded premiere.
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Feb 24 2011 02:00 PM ET
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Green to Grow Introduces Anti-Colic Nipple

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Finding the right bottle for your colicky baby is a lot like digging for treasure. You earnestly sift through a lot of junk, only to end up empty-handed.

Well, consider your luck changed with Green to Grow‘s new Mellow colic-relief nipples ($5.49 per pack of 3). Made with super soft non-toxic silicone, they feature a built-in vent at the base that cuts down on the amount of air your baby sucks in.

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Feb 24 2011 01:00 PM ET
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Alyssa Milano Revels in the ‘Whole Different World’ of Pregnancy

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Her first trimester is over — and so far, so good for Alyssa Milano.

“I feel really good,” the actress, 38, told PEOPLE on Wednesday at the premiere of Hall Pass in Los Angeles.

“I’m not sleeping great because of the many trips to the bathroom in the middle of the night. So, I don’t know. I feel good, but if there’s a time I feel like I need to slow down, I will.”

Milano says she and her husband, Dave Bugliari, 32, don’t know the sex of the baby yet, but they’ve been talking about names since “before we even got pregnant.”

They do have a few favorites picked out, but Milano says: “I don’t want to tell!”
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Feb 24 2011 12:00 PM ET
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Feb 24 2011 11:00 AM ET
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Elisabeth Röhm’s Blog: My Favorite Children’s Books

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Thanks for welcoming our celebrity blogger — Elisabeth Röhm!

The actress, 37, best known for her role as Serena Southerlyn on Law & Order, has a busy 2011 ahead of her.

She can be seen on the big screen in the upcoming films Chlorine, Transit and Abduction, and plans to continue her role as spokesmom for Juno Baby.

In her latest blog, Röhm — who is mom to 2½-year-old daughter Easton August with fiancé Ron Anthony — looks back on her own love of  the written word, shares her and Easton’s favorite books to read together, and asks for your picks.

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Feb 24 2011 10:00 AM ET
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Cool and Handy! Kidz-Med No Contact Thermometer

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Sick kids need their rest, so waking a sleeping baby to take their temperature isn’t always the best idea.

But when a fever runs dangerously high, you don’t have much choice. Or, at least, you didn’t — until now.

Say hello to the Kidz-Med 5-in-1 Non-Contact Thermometer ($40).

Not only does it offer an accurate temperature without the need to lay a finger on your tot, but it now boasts a larger and easier to read backlit LED screen so you can even see results in a dark or dimly-lit room.

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