The Arkansas girl who loved playing with Army figurines heard from only one company who would make women soldiers after writing letters to many.
Author: Sonja Haller, USA TODAY
Mister Rogers gets sexy in booty shorts with Halloween costume. Consider childhood ruined
Lingerie company Yandy likes to raise the bar on “what not to wear” for Halloween. This year, it tarted up Mr. Rogers, Buzz Lightyear and Bob Ross.
Does pollution harm pregnancy? Dirty air soot found in placentas raises concerns
Belgium researchers found that soot from car engines and fossil fuels, such as coal, were found in the placenta of women after birth.
Jimmy Kimmel’s son ‘doing great’ 2 years after heart surgery, ‘thinks he’s Spider-Man now’
Late night TV host Jimmy Kimmel said son Billy is “doing great” after two heart surgeries and is obsessed with Spider-Man.
Disney’s bedtime hotline returns! Elsa and Anna, Yoda and more help parents get kids to sleep
If kids refuse to go to sleep, Disney’s free hotline may help. Spider-Man, Princesses Elsa, Anna, Jasmine and more characters wish kids good night.
Kelly Clarkson and Christina Aguilera say daughters shush their singing. ‘People pay for this’
Kids are savage! Even Kelly Clarkson and Christina Aguilera get the hand-over-the-mouth from their daughters when they try to sing them lullabies.
Uber says ‘no’ to kids, but a growing number of ride apps say ‘yes.’ Parents are a ‘maybe’
Services like HopSkipDrive and Zum and extending ride-hailing apps to kids. Parents are interested in the convenience, but not totally comfortable.
Barbie officially launches a Day of the Dead doll, and she is glorious
Mattel is releasing Dia de los Muertos Barbie to Amazon, Target and Walmart this week. The collector’s item carries a hefty price tag.
Michael Phelps and family cuddle third son after birth. See the adorable photos
See the family photos at the hospital of Michael Phelps, his wife, Nicole, and his two sons snuggling with his newborn baby boy.
NBC correspondent announces pregnancy after her dash off live TV with morning sickness
Correspondent Julia Ainsley turned a comical but familiar for moms-to-be wave of morning sickness into a pregnancy announcement Tuesday.