Sentences with phrase «celebrity mothers»

So it comes as no surprise when celebrity mothers who breastfeed are revered and practically worshipped (oh hail celeb breastfeeding moms with silky smooth hair and manicured nails).

The recent coverage of celebrity mothers, like Chrissy Teigen, discussing how they came to discover that the unsettling feelings they experienced after giving birth was called postpartum depression sheds light on an interesting dialogue we need to have with women: becoming a mother is not always going to be a beautifully exciting time in a mother's life; and that's okay.

In a leafy North London suburb, there's a maternity unit that has become a firm favourite with celebrity mothers - to - be.

In an era when young celebrity mothers are coming under increasing public scrutiny for how they are treating their kids, Katie Holmes» decision to let 2 1/2 - year - old Suri Cruise suck away on her bottle may seem like a minor infraction.

Like many other celebrity mothers, Ms Aguilera claims that breastfeeding helped her body get back into shape faster and lose that annoying post baby bulge (aka spare tire).

Whether you're a mom or not, try these moves created by celebrity trainer and owner of Barry's Bootcamp Miami Beach and Midtown Miami Derek DeGrazio to tone up like some of the fittest celebrity mothers.

But Danner isn't the only celebrity mother who sat down with the camera: Author Ayelet Waldman is passionate about the Moms Clean Air Force in part because of her own daughter's scary experience with mercury poisoning — a result, she thinks, of her toddler's love for tuna fish.

But if you're a celebrity mother, you don't run to the presses with stories like that — nor do you allow your trainer too.

Rather than having to listen to a completely uncritical collective swoon over another celebrity mother who makes breastfeeding look glamorous and easy, let's use this opportunity to take a hard look at what could really benefit most moms who are trying to breastfeed.

The recent coverage of celebrity mothers, like Chrissy Teigen, discussing how they came to discover that the unsettling feelings they experienced after giving birth was called postpartum depression sheds light on an interesting dialogue we need to have with women: becoming a mother is not always going to be a beautifully exciting time in a mother's life; and that's okay.

«The behaviour of female role models shapes public thinking and we will promote those celebrity mothers who support shared parenting while naming those who fail to support it.»