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I've been burning up the baby blogs this weekend. Here's what's worth a click (or five!):
Sweden is putting a stop to routine circumcisions in baby boys. Fascinating reasoning, and not at all what I expected. Find out what those wacky Swedes are up to at Strollerderby.
Parenting expert Alice Kaltman tells us new parents to put down our cell phones and BlackBerries over at A Child Grows in Brooklyn. I have to give her a big "Amen!" With a dash of, ugh, what about those of us who have to combine work/home life? There's no easy answer, but I'll try harder to turn off the tech when hanging with my baby.
Finslippy directed me to her Redbook column about children growing up too fast. I clicked on this immediately following an incident where my 1-year-old learned how to say "book" and I sobbed that my baby was going to leave me for graduate school soon. Needless to say, there was more crying while reading her hilarious and touching look at baby stages.
Since my boy likes to climb, we've started the discussion about the big boy bed. I know, already! Parent Hacks has an awesome suggestion for your big boy bed, and it involves a changing table pad. Nice one!
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Pro Athlete Takes Jilted Teen to the Prom (VIDEO)
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3-Year-Old Gets Her Groove On to Gotye (VIDEO)
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Newsweek's 'Gay President' Cover
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Fabulous Chocolate Peanut Butter Crisp Bars
Sensational Summer Soup Recipes
11 Moms You'll Meet at the Playground
Facebook Snooping by Nosy Bosses
Go Backstage with a Broadway Star!
Time Magazine Cover Gets Moms Fired Up!
Explaining Sex to Kids...And Other...
Cameron Diaz Talks Circumcision!

Comments (5)
Personally, I love the fact that my kids are growing and thriving. I don't miss the baby stage or mourn over its loss.
I wouldn't call the swedes wacky just leaving well enough alone. I doubt their STD rate is going to jump high, nor do they have issues with infections. I hope the USA catches on soon.
I think the Swedish doctors have it right. Europe is currently dealing with female genital mutilation and I think they are having trouble reconciling outlawing genital cutting of girls with allowing genital cutting of boys. I can only hope that doctors in the United States will start practicing "Do no harm."
Since when is it "wacky" to do absolutely nothing? More should.
I love the ages that my kids are at now.