Ask a brand-new mama if she's planning to have a second baby, and she's likely to say, "What? I just had this one, give me a second here!" But when Celebuzz put Snooki on the spot, she was only too happy to respond. How many kids does she want? "I would like four," Snooki responded. "I already want another one!"

Aww, she must really love having babies -- I mean the whole thing. Being pregnant, the delivery, being a mom, all of it. I can see why. She had a pretty healthy pregnancy and has a beautiful baby now. And I'm sure she's wondering what it's like to be pregnant and NOT surrounded with the Jersey Shore crew. Plus, babies are yummy, right Snooki?

Forget about the debate over passport forms replacing ‘Mother’ and ‘Father’ with ‘Parent One’ and ‘Parent Two’ -- make way for Parent Three! A Florida judge has ruled that a 22-month-old baby girl shall have three people listed as her parents on her birth certificate -- a married lesbian couple and the gay man that provides one half of her DNA.

Maria Italiano, 43, and Cher Filippazzo, 38, had not successfully conceived a much-desired child, even after several attempts at fertility clinics. Italiano’s hairdresser Massimiliano Gerina offered to provide his sperm for artificial insemination after the women approached him on the subject.

Little Lorenzo Dominic may only be a few months old, but Snooki is thinking about getting pregnant again, and she's not being the least bit shy about it. (Imagine that.)

She told Cosmopolitan, "I already want another baby. Jionni and I are building our house right now, but once it's built, then we're going to pop them out."

Bam! You can't get much clearer than that as far as letting the world know about your baby-number-two-making plans goes.

There's always something parents are collectively wringing their hands over, and this weeks it's Parenting While Old. We're starting our families later and later. Does this mean we're all going to be too old and rickety to pick up our genetically-warped babies when we do actually manage to squeeze them out? Thank you, this month's New Republic, for reminding us of yet another thing parents are doing wrong.

The magazine cover features a grey-haired couple holding a baby with the headline, "The Grayest Generation: We're Having Kids Later Than Ever. We Have No Idea What We're Getting Into." Inside, Judith Shulevitz explores how screwed older parents and their kids are, what with the unknown dangers of fertility treatments and the age-related genetic and epigenetic mutations. Oh man, you KNOW you should be scared when they whip out the epigenetic mutations. Or should we be worried?

In the up-and-down roller coaster of a relationship between Real Housewives of Orange County Gretchen Rossi and Slade Smiley, things are apparently looking up. So up, in fact, that Gretchen has announced to the world that she's ready to procreate, and she and Slade are working on having a baby.

That's a pretty big change of heart from this past summer, when it seemed like they were headed for splitsville for good. So you've got to wonder about the change of heart, and, more importantly, why is she talking about getting pregnant now before she is, especially with a pretty big complication in their way.

If you want to do everything in your power to up your chances of getting pregnant, then you might want to stop whatever it is you're doing right this second, grab your husband, and head straight for the bedroom to have lots and lots of sex today.

Yes -- today, December 11 -- because according to statistics that were put together by a British online sex toy shop, December 11 is the most fertile day of the entire year.

When a 37-year-old Australian woman was diagnosed with breast cancer, she never thought she'd survive her ordeal, let alone ever become a mother.

But much to her surprise, she not only beat the disease -- she also wound up getting pregnant thanks to a breakthrough treatment using her own frozen ovarian tissue.

Before she started her cancer treatments, doctors removed a strip of her ovarian tissue and froze it. And in April, her oncologists deemed her healthy enough to try and conceive, so the tissue was thawed and re-implanted in her body, which allowed her to begin ovulating again.

You've deliberated long and hard with your spouse and it's time: You're ready to start a family! Time to make the baby. Whee! For most people this is the easy part, right? Just stop using birth control and just -- well, you know what to do. BUT WAIT! Don't throw those birth control pills away quite yet.

There's a few things every couple should do before they try to conceive. (Or, for that matter, if you're sexually active -- Tequlia Sue and Fertile Myrtle.) You'll want to make sure you're in good health before you start that baby making. Here's a few things you should put on your to-do list.