Cute Boys with Cupcakes – yes, we’ve seen it!

Before we get a bazillion emails about it – yes, we’ve seen Cute Boys with Cupcakes (who you can also follow @cuteboycupcake on Twitter ). And Dudes With Beards Eating Cupcakes . Hey Tumblr users – what’s next? Cute Babies Eating Cupcakes? (Hint: you can see that on this very blog !) I guess it’s part of the “put pictures of X + X together” and make a Tumblr (and maybe a book deal) trend…

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Women to be paid not to have abortions

The Lombardy region is to offer pregnant women who are in financial difficulty 4,500 euros to keep their babies. Governor of Lombardy Roberto Formigoni has created the 5 million euro “Nasko” fund to “help the family, maternity and the birth rate” and says that no woman in Lombardy should have to have an abortion for financial reasons.

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Tush up

This one’s for Rachel, who loves babies and cupcakes: Can we all agree that this is pretty durn adorable? Shot courtesy of dnudson .

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Video: How to Stop Cute Babies From Throwing Food Everywhere

Did every baby attend the same conference on how to propel cereal and get spaghetti everywhere except in their mouths? Babies are professional mess-makers, but a new product may prevent all that. Introducing the Baby Diner, a device that secures plates and bowls to surfaces so they don’t get launched in every direction. Even if you don’t have a baby or have any interest in this product, the promotional video is worth watching for the montage of chubby-cheeked munchkins getting food everywhere—especially the little girl covered in blue yogurt. Watch the video, after the jump. Stopping Cute Babies from Throwing Food Everywhere More Babies This Baby Loves Butter

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Dolly Wants to Play…

There really is nothing more terrifying than a creepy baby doll. I’m serious. They freaked me out as a kid and still manage to scare the pants off me today, what with their static staring eyes and little outstretched zombie arms and all. Thankfully, there’s a new baking trend that makes these dolls waaaaaay less creepy. (I’m lying; these are terrifying. Proceed with caution.) Don’t… make… eye contact… All tucked in, and ready to kill. “Ooh! I’ll take that corner piece…” “…and an arm. But that’s it . I’m dieting.” Note: This cake is not to scale. Usually the pacifier is much larger. Is it impolite to suck frosting off the baby’s legs? It is? Poor taste, huh? … Ok, what about its head? … No? Fine. I’ll just collect my watermelon and show myself out. Thanks, Valentina, Liz C., Carrie J., and Dana S.! Ya know, these cakes started out as creepy , but now they’re looking kinda DELICIOUS. Mmmm…. babies…. grlslgrsagagagle….. – Related Wreckage: Come On Barbie, Let’s Go Party

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Market Matters- Baby Purple Artichokes

Sometimes I just choke under pressure! Sometimes I just have to fall back on my instincts, and sometimes I have to fall back on somebody else’s instincts. Especially if that somebody is a well known local chef. Today is just such a day. You see I was down at the Hollywood Framers Market this morning and I had friends with me from San Diego. We really had our minds set upon a meal we were planning together so honestly I wasn’t too focused on my post for today’s Market Matters . But as we were leaving I privately started to panic because we had lots of great stuff, but not a thing for my post. And while it’s true the choices seemed limitless. I needed something I could make quickly and painlessly– because with the rest of the meal looming I just did not have time to spend cooking too many extra things today. That’s when I saw these babies. Okay, you have to understand that I store information about food in my head the way most Angelinos store obscure rush hour short cuts. You never know when your gonna need it, and you have no idea where the information comes from– but there it is, …

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10 Great Books for Vegan Kids

Vegan kids especially need books that affirm their values and allow them to explore issues around human-animal relations that most cultural artifacts — and other children in your vegan child’s world — tend to overlook.� Books are one way adults can support the vegan children in their lives while creating opportunities to spend time together.� Here are a few titles to get you started.� 1. Who Is the Beast? by Keith Baker – Ages 0-8*� Available in board book and paperback, Keith Baker’s Who Is the Beast? is a visual treat that delivers a powerful message to boot.� The rhyming story follows a lone tiger through the jungle and reveals his surprise when other animals recoil at his presence.� In the end, the tiger revisits each of the animals and points out what they have in common.� Not only does this book emphasize that we are all animals, but it offers a nice parable for addressing the feelings that arise from being different.� 2. Blueberries for Sal by Robert McCloskey – Ages 2-5� When a girl and her mother…

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Homemade Glazed Doughnuts

Let me begin this post by saying how excited I am to share this doughnut recipe with you. What can I say? Doughnuts are exciting. They thrill me to the bone. Second, let me lay one thing out on the table: Making good, raised doughnuts at home is not as easy as you’d think . For years (yes, you heard me) I tried in vain to make the perfect homemade doughnut—not just a fat, bready wad of fried dough with a sweet glaze, but a delicate, light ring of love with a slightly crispy surface and a wonderful flavor. Like “those doughtnuts”, and I don’t mean Krispy Kreme. I mean the doughnuts sold at the tiny doughnut dive in our small town. They’re the best raised doughnuts in the world. The shop is owned by an older resident of our town whose temperament can range from kind, welcoming, and gracious to a complete mirror of a certain soup purveyor in a certain long-running series starring a certain man with the last name of Seinfeld. Think I’m kidding? The doughnut guy in our town once made my summer babysitter…

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The Baby Bistro Cookbook: Healthy, Delicious Cuisine for Babies, Toddlers, and You

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It’s only human that parents try to make their children into copies of themselves. In the case of this cookbook, the parent is trying to coax the toddler into eating solid food. The Baby Bistro Cookbook lures toddlers with recipes for slightly sweet vegetables such as corn pudding, and with lightly spiced dishes such as curried spinach and cheese. Author Joohee Muromcew has had success with encouraging her son’s appetite with these foods, so she offers them to other parents. Breakfast cakes, lamb and leeks, Swedish meatballs, gingersnaps, and similar all aim to lure the baby from primitive appetites. For the allergic, Muromcew presents both peanut and no-peanut versions of sesame noodles. Mark KnoblauchCopyrigh…
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Scrapbook

I’m going home this morning. Home. I’m sorry. But I just can’t help but break out the Judy Garland. “ Oh, but anyway, Toto, we’re home…HOME. And this is my room…(emotional cry)…and you’re all here…(emotional cry)…and I’m not gonna leave here ever, ever again…(emotional cry)…because I love you all…(emotional cry)…and…(emotional cry)…Oh, Auntie Em… there’s no place like home ! You may not have noticed, but I have a very bizarre ability to remember everything about movie lines, right down to the pauses and emotional cries and pauses. It’s why I can’t ever seem to remember some of the simplest things on my grocery list. Too crowded in there. Crowded with fluff, pauses, and Judy Garland. And Toto. I’ve had a wonderful week. So while I fly home and fall into the arms of Marlboro Man, the kids and Charlie, let me share a few glimpses.

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