Little League Mom Saves Boys Life With CPR [VIDEO]
A Little League Mom from New Jersey is a true hero, as she took action during a routine baseball game sand saved a little boys life.
A Little League Mom from New Jersey is a true hero, as she took action during a routine baseball game sand saved a little boys life.
Ask anyone and they most likely would tell you that their mom is not the greatest driver in the world, but this lady breaks all those stereotypes as she whips around in her sons modified car.
I never had the experience of carrying a baby myself, but I know tons of people that have, and I am a little embarrassed to say I have asked some of these same dumb questions.
Cue the evil son and good- sport mom as she witnesses her sleepwalking/ dance session first hand, that was posted on YouTube for millions of people to see.
According to a new study published in the medical journal Pediatrics mothers who suffer depression after pregnancy are more likely to have short kids.
Thank god YouTube was not around when I was a kid, because If I ever taped my mom doing something like this I would have been disowned! This poor woman has no idea what is going on, sleepwalking and dancing too.
Being a parent is hard work. Some would argue it's the hardest job in the world. Now comes the news that not only is it hard work, but we spend a third of our lives running after kids!
According to researchers, moms can expect to put in around 27,250 hours in their lifetime shopping, cooking and carrying out chores
I think most of us can relate to this video, my Mom could barely grasp the remote for the T.V. let alone a computer or the Internet. What a good son helping his Mom out, and I would guess that it is a safe bet that she won't see this video.
Since 2007, the Zombie Research Society has been raising awareness about the undead and the upcoming zombie pandemic. Their latest effort, an illustrated book called ‘That’s Not Your Mommy Anymore,’ aims to educate the younger members of our society on what to do when a parent becomes a brain-eating monster.
Sarah Burge, a 50-year-old British party planner and erotic novelist, has gained notoriety for spending close to $1 million on plastic surgery in an attempt to make herself into a human Barbie.
And Burge also has no problem passing her love of the surgeon's knife on to her 7-year-old daughter, Poppy, whom she just presented with a voucher for breast implants.
The brilliant ladies of MTV's 'Teen Mom' may have met their match in Charlie Wilcox.
Wilcox, a British mother who smoked 3,500 cigarettes while pregnant, claims all that nicotine was actually healthy for her newborn daughter because it made the girl's heart work harder since it restricted her oxygen supply while in utero.
'Good Morning America' outraged Americans last week when it aired a segment in which a woman named Kerry Campbell admitted to injecting her 8-year old daughter with Botox so she would do better in child beauty contests.
Now, TMZ is reporting that the 'Botox Mom' -- whose real name is Sheena Upton -- made the whole thing up.