| The Knot, Inc. is Proud to Announce the Arrival of TheNestBaby.com
NEW YORK, June 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Before their third anniversary, 60% of TheKnot.com's annual 1+ million newlyweds will be pregnant. In response to the growing demand for pregnancy advice and resources, The Knot Inc. (NASDAQ: KNOT) a leading lifestage media and services company, has given birth to a new hip and helpful hub for first-time parents: TheNestBaby.com. Designed using the one-stop web resource model that made TheKnot.com the Internet's most popular online wedding planning destination, TheNestBaby.com has been crafted to guide the information-hungry parents of the 4+ million babies born in the U.S. each year through the uncharted territory of pregnancy and parenthood by bringing modern advice, an active community, and detailed local content together in a single website.
WCBSTV.com's Weekly 'Rag Wrap-Up'
(CBS) NEW YORK Hey, its that time of the week again, when the gossip mags hit the racks and our daily commute is made so much sweeter. It's clear Lindsay Lohans partying is old news, because Angie, Brad and their brood are once again ruling the tabs. US Weekly goes "Inside Shilohs World", In Touch calls Angelina "Scary Skinny", the duo is "Raising Their Kids Apart!" according to Life & Style and Brad "Speaks His Mind" to OK! Which leaves the question, what is there about their lives we dont know?Dont worry Jen wants to answer that. This weeks Star Exclusive claims Aniston is getting ready to pen a tell-all tome about Brad and their break-up. Plus, shell reportedly dish on the behind the scenes antics of Friends. Mmmm.... I dont know about you, but Ive moved on. Im much more interested in Angie being "Scary Skinny."Speaking of which, all the rags are whispering about her painfully thin look.
Should you be able to call your baby whatever you want?
Naming a child is one of the greatest responsibilities parents face, but when Pat and Sheena Wheaton decided to name their newborn son 4real, they ran into problems at the Births, Deaths and Marriages department. Here is the latest selection of Your Views: RosinaIn the 70s, as a Uni Student working holidays, I had a job typing up birth certificates at the Auckland office of Births Deaths and Marriages. In those days, it was located in O'Connell St, at the back of Vulcan Lane. My work desk was in the basement/dungeon with a cruddy old typewriter whose upper carriage would frequently fly off. It was common for Pacific Island people to name their children after events - such as illnesses, tragedies and places, official titles and so on. So there are people walking around today with names like Leukaemia, Croup, Hacking Cough, Anaemia, Bankrupt, Affidavit and so on.
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