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Katy shared how she cherishes two unique items in her possession: a positive pregnancy test and Orlando Bloom’s Elven bow from The Lord of the Rings.
Garnering over 16.2 million views in just six days, the clip has resonated deeply with parents everywhere.
The act of throwing provides a physical outlet for frustration, while the cold sensation of the ice cube "tricks the nervous system" into calming down.
POV: You gave birth to the female version of your husband.
Yes, you read that right. Shrekolas Cage.
Johansson, 40, didn’t hold back when recounting her early postpartum days.
“There’s no Ms. Rachel without Mr. Aron.” That’s not hyperbole.
“If you want to do ‘Team Green’ in one of your pregnancies, I think you should choose your first one.”
At a remarkably cozy 33 pounds, this Texas tot has not only captured the attention of over 10 million viewers but also caught the eye of the Detroit Lions.
“POV: My favorite animal is my sister when she finds out I’m pregnant.”
“I’d give anything to go back to that for a day.”
“I donated a kidney because a kind stranger donated one to my daughter.”
‘My baby smells incredible.’
Sometimes, fatherhood means saying “yes” to a little sparkle—even when it’s not…
The figure reflects the multi-hyphenate role moms play daily: caregiver, chef, teacher, chauffeur, nurse, household manager, and so much more.
This ruling shows that change is possible when women speak up—and when systems listen.
"I just spent 45 minutes looking for this rubber dinosaur from a two-dollar bath bomb because you would have thought it held all the secrets to our family."
“My super social 4-year-old has been asking to hang out with her friend from daycare, so I finally bit the bullet and texted her mom. This is more stressful than dating ever was 🫠 does it get easier?”
In a viral Reddit AITA post, a mother shared her confusion about receiving a detailed bill post-vacation.
Congress already proved it can make exceptions when it wants to. During COVID, remote voting worked just fine.