Celebs, they're just like -- oh you know the rest! We just can't get enough of those photos where they're, you know, eating and engaging in other human-like behaviors. And our favorite? Celebs who make babies, of course. Especially the ultimate celeb baby, Beyoncé and Jay Z's offspring, Blue Ivy.
Oh sure, they tried to copyright her name. I mean, who wouldn't? But if you just take a little glimpse into their world you can see how they're just like any other young family. Check out the photos of their perfect Thanksgiving weekend on Beyoncé's Tumblr.
For example, who didn't play with big, golden rings as a wee babe, just like the ones Blue Ivy is playing with? (Maybe these are copper -- it's hard to tell.) I know I did! And so did my son. Every once in a while we'd roll a big diamond ball back and forth. Ah, those were the days. Also, I totally have a kidney-sized golden ring just like the one Beyoncé is wearing. (I'm kidding about all of that, in case it isn't obvious.)
And here's baby Blue looking over Daddy's shoulder in the dappled sunlight underneath a parabola in whatever warm, sunny resort the little fam spent Thanksgiving. It's so warm he's in a t-shirt! Have you ever seen a new couple look so relaxed and free on a Thanksgiving afternoon?
Oh wait, come to think of it, I don't think I have...
Oh of course I'm just envious of how idyllic the Beyoncé/Jay Z/Blue Ivy family looks! They probably had an insanely delicious Thanksgiving meal cooked by someone else while they got to wander around paradise with their sweet little girl. Wouldn't it be lovely if all new parents could spend a holiday like this. But good for them.
Do you remember your first Thanksgiving as a new parent?
Images via iam.beyonce.com
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Somebody sounds bitter and jealous. How sad that we can't just be happy being ourselves.
Just had my first Thanksgiving last week as a new parent. May not have been glamorous, but it was awesome!!!
HER daughter won't be know the way my kids are raised. By there mother, not a nanny. My kid has an awesome.
Abra, who's to say Blue is being raised by a nanny? You don't know that. Your comment doesn't make much sense.
What's the difference in being raised by a nanny and being raised at a day care facility? Just something to think about... people believe that the rich harm their children by paying other people to care for their children while they are working- but what is the difference between them and the average parent, really?
How many hours per day does the average working parent spend with their child?
Aside from that, WHY does it matter anyway how another person raises their child? Again, all I see from this article is jealousy and discontent from a person that wants what others have and isn't happy with her own life.