breastfeeding It's a mother's nightmare come true. A 1-month-old baby boy recently died via suffocation while his mother was breastfeeding him. The 32-year-old new mom had reportedly gone out for a night of drinking, and when she returned to nurse her baby, she fell asleep while doing so. The next morning when she woke up, she saw that her baby's lips were blue (I really don't want to go into further detail of the state of the baby, as it's too disturbing), and she realized her brand new baby had passed away.

Yes, I know what you're thinking.

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You shouldn't be going out for a night of drinking when you're breastfeeding, right? I agree. Nonetheless, this is extremely sad.

It's hard to think of anything more horrifying and disturbing -- waking up next to your child who passed away in the middle of the night. I certainly don't want to "lecture" a mom who's going through something awful, or act like I'm

Movember -- the month in which men everywhere grow out their moustaches to raise awareness for prostate and testicular cancer -- is in full swing. I hope if there's a Mo' Bro in your household, they've registered at Movember.com, got their prostate checked, and are raising some money. To go along with the men of the house and their Mos, here are 10 fun accessories to have the whole family take part in the Movember madness: - By Buzz Bishop

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5 ways to be a good role model behind the wheelI got my drivers license when I was 16, and instead of getting a Jeep Wrangler like I had always dreamed about, my parents bought me a very used Ford Ranger truck. The exterior was a ugly gray color, and it didn't even have a radio or tape deck (yes, I just said tape deck) to play my mixed tapes.

Surprising me with this beast was a calculated move on my parents part, and while I was extremely grateful to have four wheels, I must admit I was a tiny bit annoyed as well.

Their reasoning was twofold:

The truck was a stick shift, and my dad decided that if I wanted to drive my own wheels, I would have to learn how to drive a stick. And secondly, since it was a truck, I could only drive myself around and one passenger. He felt driving around too many kids at one time was a recipe for disaster, and a pickup truck was the perfect answer in regards to minimizing my passenger count. And whoa girl, if I was ever caught with humans in the back bed of that truck, he made it clear that I would

While my family, as Obama supporters, is still singing the happy song of re-election and hope in our house, I see that there is much work ahead to create the world that my son will grow up in and eventually vote in. I asked other parents to join me in making wishes and speaking aloud the lessons we want our kids to take away from this presidential election, no matter who we voted for (or they did). Here are 7 things moms said we hope our kids take from this time in their lives to a time when our country is in an even better place. - Jessica Ashley

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By Jeana Lee Tahnk
This recent headline from NBC News, "Teens who use smartphones may engage in more sex," was certainly an eye-catcher. And it preys upon the fears of parents out there who are already worried about the millions of Facebooking, texting and smartphone-using teens out there whose behavior they can't monitor 24/7.

But is there any truth to this alarming statement?

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The study that this is based on looked at responses from 1,800 high school students aged 12-18 in Los Angeles-based public school. Here is some of the data that was collected:

• One-third of the students owned smartphones, such as iPhones and Blackberries, that provide access to the Internet and software apps in addition to text-messaging and camera capabilities that are basic on many cell phones.
• Forty-seven percent of these students said they were sexually active, compared to 35 percent of those who didn't own smartphones.

She can sing. She can dance. She can drop 55 pounds of baby weight quicker than you can count to 6-pack. How does rocker Pink juggle being "P!nk" with taking care of a one-year-old? Figuring that surely she was rocking some sort of Five Chinese Brothers situation, we asked her what a typical day looked like. She broke it down for us, providing the definitive guide to being a breastfeeding rock star with a seriously impressive set of abs.


Breastfeeding : "3-4 hours these days."

Co-sleeping : "2-3 hours in the daytime and morning."

Songwriting : "3-5 hours on a good day."

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Online Shopping : "Honestly? A lot of minutes!"

Lullaby Singing : "All day, 24/7."

Worrying : "800 hours a day. I'm really good at it."

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Yelling : "HaHa. Me?"

Boozing : "4 minutes."

Click here to see how Pink spends the rest of her day. What reality show is her guilty pleasure?

For a woman, her child is the biggest blessing in the world. She would give away anything to keep her child happy.

The best an expecting mother should do is to think positive and stay healthy. Only a healthy mother can give birth to a healthy child. If you are going to be a mother or you know of someone who is, the best advice you can give her is to eat organic foods.

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