Time magazine has sparked controversy with its latest cover depicting a mom breastfeeding her 3-year-old son.
Los Angeles-based stay-at-home mother Jamie Lynne Grumet, 26, was photographed with her son for the issue that tackles attachment parenting. The divisive practice, which was started by The Baby Book author Dr. Bill Sears, is focused on breastfeeding past infancy, co-sleeping and baby-wearing, which is attaching an infant to their parent via a sling.
Grumet told Time that her mother breastfed her until she was 6 and that she posed for the cover because she wants to make extended breastfeeding publicly acceptable. She said that strangers have threatened to "call social services on me or [said] that it's child molestation" when they see her nursing in public.
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Another mommy TMI? Hilary Duff says she keeps her newborn baby Luca's umbilical cord stump in a drawer!
"The belly button falling off ... was a big milestone," Duff told People magazine. "And then I wanted to keep it but my husband was like, 'No, that's gross, you can't keep it!' I'm like, 'I'm totally keeping it,' and I secretly kept it."
Hilary Duff and husband welcome a baby boy
So where did the actress stash it?
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Lizzie McGuire star Hilary Duff and husband Mike Comrie welcomed a son Tuesday, the actress wrote on her website.
Luca Cruz Comrie weighed in at...
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Hilary Duff is going to be a mom.
The former Lizzie McGuire star and husband Mike Comrie are expecting their first child together, she announced on her website Sunday. "We also want to share the exciting news that ... BABY MAKES...
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What do Pretty Little Liars, The Vampire Diaries, Twilight, The Lying Game and The Hunger Games have in common? They're all popular young-adult novels getting adapted for the screen.
Populazzi is the latest in the genre — Disney starlet Bella Thorne, among others, has been tweeting about it. The novel follows Cara, the new girl who, with the help of her best friend, attempts to climb the social ladder.
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