Do You Gossip About Other People's Kids?
Nearly 75% of you said yes; 44% gossip with close friends, while 30% limit your gossiping to "when it's relevant."
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The Science of Premature Babies
Despite the cost and the risks, 53% of you say that medical advances in caring for micro preemies are "a miracle." Another 36% are just plain impressed by what doctors can do to save these littlest babies.
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Hollywood's Hottest Dad
51% of you voted Hugh Jackman the Hottest Dad in Hollywood by a landslide. Wolverine edged out Brad Pitt and Johnny Depp -- and we can see why.
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Best Stepdad
How cool would it be to have Ashton Kutcher as your stepdad? Pretty cool, according to 52% of you. After all, you wouldn't have to teach him how to send a text message or use Twitter! Kutcher is pictured here in 2007 with stepdaughters Rumer and Tallulah Willis.
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Who cares about IQ?
Not ParentDish readers! 80% of you said that this 24-year-old UK mom should be allowed to keep her baby--even after social workers said she was "too stupid" to take care of her.
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Enough With the Gosselins!
Will you buy Kate Gosselin's cookbook? 64% of you say no -- and you're also tired of hearing about her.
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Best Babysitters
31% of you said that you would leave your kids with Ellen and Portia, while only 9% would trust Oprah to babysit. Interesting, since none of the celebs are parents.
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Fav Celeb Mom
Jennifer Garner is your favorite celebrity mom, beating out Angelina Jolie and First Lady Michelle Obama with 37% of the vote.
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Bad Mommy
Dina Lohan and Courtney Love tied for worst celebrity mom, each with 32% of your votes. Only 3% of you said that Kate Moss was a bad mom, though, which says a lot -- mostly what a mess Dina Lohan is.
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Unimpressed
Only 8% of you think Bristol Palin a better parent than baby daddy Levi. [Get the full story]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
bluepaintred 3-04-2007 @ 2:03PM
and a big problem is that when i teach my boys about their private parts and good verses bad touch, I always told them that mommies and doctors have to see.
my second has had two surgeries in his groin so i thought it was important he not kickup a privacy fuss when he went to his urologist for appointments.
reading this i regret telling them that
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Soleil 3-04-2007 @ 3:49PM
@ Bluepaintred:
Please read more carefully before you start having irrational fears. This doctor was accused of hireing a prostitute via the internet, not molesting one of his patients.
@ Kristin Scott:
I personally live in North America, as many of this blog reader's do. How will becoming infuriated at another country's (misguided) social norms do anything to protect children closer to home? If this happened in the US, the doctor would have lost his licence at the very least. To the Japanese readers of this blog, do something proactive to change the laws of your country! It is disturbing.
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Joshua Black 3-15-2007 @ 11:40PM
The real problem is our society's view of sex. We think that it is something that we have a right to, rather than something that God has given us with rules that govern it's use. The doctor would never have been in this qundry if he had simply followed God's good rules about sex.
http://follyofjsb2.blogspot.com/2007/01/sex.html
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