Honestly, there's really nothing cuter than a baby in a bunny costume. It's pretty much what Easter was made for (well, that and chocolate for breakfast), and I'm glad to see that there are at least some celebrities out there who took advantage of the holiday and dressed their little ones up in the most adorable little Easter rabbit outfits ever. Nick Lachey and Vanessa Minnillo's son Camden rocked a furry tail, Katy Perry's baby cousin went for the classic rabbit ear headband, and Snooki's son Lorenzo was head-to-toe snuggle bunny.

And what's a sacred holy holiday without a little friendly competition?

The adorable Shiri Appleby who plays Natalia on HBO's Girls (Adam's love interest while on break from Hannah) gave birth to a surprise baby girl on March 23. She and her fiance chef Jon Shook decided they didn't want to know the baby's gender until she made her big entrance.

What's also exciting is Appleby (who you may also recognize as Liz on the show Roswell) said she plans on taking her little bundle to work with her for the filming of season 3 of the series. I love a baby-friendly workplace. Plus, she even gave her baby girl the most darling name that may be a nod to her character on Girls.

After what seems like a pregnancy eternity, Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell welcomed a baby girl on Thursday, who they adorably named Lincoln Bell Shepard. The Veronica Mars star and her fiance are, obviously, over-the-moon with their healthy new addition, and have already joked on Twitter about their sweet, little babe. Shepard wrote: "Lincoln Bell Shepard is here. She has mom’s beauty and dad’s obsession with breasts. Hooray!!!" while Kristen tweeted: "My new roommate poops her pants and doesn’t pay rent ... basically Dax pre-sobriety. Welcome baby Lincoln."

We've had quite a few Kardashian paternity rumors in the past, but this one I'm going to tell you about? It blows the others out of the water. Let's just say it's not a good day to be Scott Disick.

InTouch Weekly is reporting that Kourtney Kardashian might be keeping a huge secret from the rest of the world -- and Scott may not be Mason Disick's real father. Now this is just hearsay for the time being, but before you roll your eyes, get THIS: the guy who claims he slept with Kourtney nine months before Mason's birth is so sure he's the little boy's dad that he's willing to take a DNA test.

Yeah. Shit just got real.

I'll be the first one to say it's despicable and wrong that a baby is judged on her looks -- a female baby, of course, because no one would do that to a boy baby. However, when you're famous, it's just natural that your kid's looks are going to get judged. I'm not saying it's RIGHT. But it is going to happen, and if you think it's not, you're in denial. Famous people know that being famous means dealing with the media and public -- and having their kids have to deal with that too. Okay, this is all a long-winded way of saying that Beyonce's baby Blue Ivy looks like her daddy. A lot like her daddy. What does this mean for world peace?

Poor Leah Messer Calvert! This was supposed to be the Teen Mom 2 star's big week. She and husband Jeremy Calvert were introducing their new baby, Adalynn Faith Calvert, to the world. They even got a big magazine spread (and we're guessing a nice chunk of change). 

But here she is spending the whole week correcting every media report out there on how to spell the baby's name. Whoops!

Remember that time Gisele Bundchen rode an ATV on the beach in Costa Rica while wearing her 3-month-old baby, Vivian?

Yes, that actually happened. I swear. Think I'm making it up? Then take a look at this photo of Gisele riding an ATV with her baby strapped to her body -- and giving the camera a big ol' thumbs up.

Um, are you believing this?

One of the richest and most famous women on this planet just confessed that her baby girl gives her "real purpose" in life. I'm talking, of course, about Beyonce and her daughter Blue Ivy. The celeb mom once topped Forbes' list of the 100 Most Powerful and Influential Musicians in the World, and yet she was willing to tell Shape that it's motherhood that really fulfills her.

Pretty risky statement in this day and age. Women have fought tooth and nail to rise to the tops of powerful corporations, to prove we're as good as men, to get equal pay for equal work. And for some of the more vocal feminists, admitting you're fulfilled by motherhood comes perilously close to letting your baby define you.