Social Security Data Reveals Top 10 Most Popular Baby Names of 2012
Do you watch Game of Thrones on HBO? If you thought Arya would be a good name for a girl, the name of one of the main characters, you might light to know that it had the biggest jump in popularity within the top 500 names. However, it didn't crack the top 10.
According to Social Security data, here were the top 10…
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Why Moms Have No Erotic Capital
Here’s a good chicken and egg question: which came first, society seeing moms as asexual; or moms putting themselves in that asexual role.
This conundrum struck me while reading the Maclean’s article, …
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The Year of the Dragon Expected to Produce Baby Boom
The year 2012 is the Year of the Dragon for those following the Chinese lunar calendar. The dragon, is a zodiac sign associated with good fortune and intelligence and is believed to be the sign of those destined for success. According to the lunar calendar, the Year of the Dragon only arrives every 12 years. Back in 2000, Hong Kong saw more than a 5% increase in…
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No Link That Breast-Feeding Prevents Eczema
When you're talking about the benefits of breast-feeding, the studies pile to the clouds. In a new study, researchers in Britain gathered data on more than 50,000 children ages 8 to 12 in 21 countries. The researchers assessed the prevalence and severity of eczema with skin examinations of the children, family… Continue
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Babies Benefit from Fish Oil
During pregnancy, we already know that a mother's diet can have an impact on their pregnancy. According to a Time magazine briefing, the babies of pregnant women who consumed fish oil during pregnancy were healthier than those who did not. For the study, researchers randomly gave 1,000…
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Home Births Jump 20%
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that between 2004 to 2008 home births increased 20% compared to their previous data dating from 1990 to 2004. In total, less than 1% of births in the U.S. occur at home. The report says that the rise was driven by white women--1 in 98 had their babies at home.…
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5% of Babies Have Social Media Profile
Throughout our youth we're constantly trying to lock down our identity. It seems that some parents are giving their kids a head start. A study by Internet security firm AVG found that 5% of babies under 2 have social media profiles, while 7% have an e-mail address. Some of these profiles are even created while the babies are still in the womb. What's more, 23% of… Continue
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Inventor of "Test Tube Baby" Wins Nobel Peace Prize
For infertile couples wanting to have a child and not being able to, no one is more deserving of the Nobel Peace prize than British biologist Robert Edward. He, along with colleague Patrick Steptoe, developed the technique for in-vitro fertizilation (IVF), which led to the first birth of its kind on July 25, 1978. More than 10 percent of couples worldwide are… Continue
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Breast Feeding is Good for Moms
Scientists led by Dr. Eleanor Schwarz of the University of Pittsburgh conducted a study among a group of 2,233 women ages 40 to 78 who breast-fed their newborns were half as likely to develop Type 2 diabetes 30 years later compared to mothers who used formula. Their explanation for this remarkable drop is that breast feeding can help new mothers drop pregnancy pounds, most of which around the abdomen… Continue
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Week #25--What I've learned about sex after baby
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Sex After Baby--Breakfast TV Interview
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Week #6--New Year and a New Sex Life?
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Week #5--Two and a Half Christmas Stories
It was our first Christmas together and I was opening the first Christmas present from my husband.… Continue
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Week #4--Why Did I Think I Could Have Sex This Week?
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Trina Talks Sex After Baby
As you're aware, Dr. Trina Read has started her six month sex challenge, where she's challenging her and her husband to have sex once a week and then she's blogging about it. Click here to read her blog. In between her romps, Trina and newborn baby Evan appeared on the morning… Continue
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Week #3--Finding Intimacy in the Funniest of Places
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Week #2--My Needs vs. The Bills and Jets Game
For months now I’ve been fantasizing about a hot rock massage, I decided that what I wanted out of “sex” this week was a lovely… Continue
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Week #1--How do we make time to have sex?
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