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End-of-Week News: Chocolate-Flavored Toddler Formula; Baby Swimming; Age-Defying Beauty Tricks
New chocolate- and vanilla-flavored toddler formula criticized for promoting childhood obesity. Also very wrong: that I would like to try a sample of it. [LA Times]
Principal tells parents to take their kids off Facebook because “tweens do not have the resilience to withstand Internet name-calling.” Which might explain… [CNN]
… Why half of parents “friend” their children. They’re just trying to make the kids so uncomfortable they’ll want to leave! [CNN]
Why Jennifer Aniston may want to rethink her baby food diet. [Teeny Manolo]
Baby swimming appears to show later benefits. Not to mention the benefit of putting your kid in adorable BABY SWIMSUITS! [LA Times]
“6 beauty tricks that take years off.” Yes, YEARS! (I hope that doesn’t mean I’ll look like my high school photograph again.) [InStyle]
Can babies tell right from wrong? If so, that could explain why Miss Skye laughs when she toots — because her toots are all kinds of wrong. Yowza. [NYT]
