“As far as the talk of possible human trafficking against [Huxley], it was determined that the process of his adoption is being conducted legally.”
“I didn’t think that I could get pregnant on my own.”
Days after her husband, former Dancing With the Stars contestant James Van Der Beek revealed that she had endured another miscarriage, Kimberly Van Der Beek is opening up about the experience in her own words. As fans of DWTS and Van Der Beek family know, while James competed on the show, Kimberly suffered a miscarriage at 17 weeks pregnant. Several months later, James shared that his wife experienced similar circumstances in June 2020. “This time, we kept the news to ourselves,” he wrote, in part, on Instagram. “But last weekend, once again, 17 weeks in… the soul we’d been excited to welcome into the world had lessons for our family that did not include joining us in a living physical body.” RELATED: DWTS Alum James Van Der Beek Shares His Wife Kimberly Suffered Another Devasting Miscarriage at 17 Weeks Now Kimberly Van Der Beek is sharing her experiences as well. Along with a video of her recovering from one of the two brutal blood transfusions she endured over the last seven months, Kimberly shared how she was feeling as she continues to recover. The video was taken just seconds after arriving in the ER. “A few seconds from my trip …
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“I want to first off apologize for the uproar and take full responsibility for all of the hurt that I have caused.”
“It’s been a really difficult time for me. Especially, after having two healthy pregnancies.”
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For Julie Loving, becoming a grandma is the most precious journey — especially so, as she herself will be giving birth to her very own grandchild.
It goes without saying that at some point, you’re going to say the wrong thing to your kid. It could be an off-handed comment you make while you’re upset that you thought wasn’t a big deal or something that came out wrong in the heat of the moment. Bottom line: It happens! Don’t beat yourself up about it.
Our sons and daughters begin internalizing messages at a surprisingly young age. Messages about gender are especially impactful — and potentially harmful — starting in adolescence and throughout the pre-teen years.
Kate Middleton shared a rare personal photo of Prince William and her three kids have been isolating amid the pandemic.
“Black moms matter. It’s time to really be paying attention to the groups that are especially vulnerable.”
“Each step is one step closer to meeting this baby!”
“I blanked out. My babies are dead. I killed my babies.”
“Has this ever happened to anyone else?”
“It happened so quick, I was in shock.”
A mom writes in asking for advice about whether or not she should have a second child. This mom-of-one says “life is crazy enough with one” child, and she worries that adding another into the mix will only make life harder. However, she worries that one day she will look back and wish she had a second, only it will be too late to do it by then. She asks moms with multiples what the pros and cons are of having more than one child.
“It was the right decision. I continue to focus on their healing.”
“You would have been two months old today.”
“Do you realize how much that is?”
Kelly Clarkson has never been shy about her body image along with the subsequential pressure for her to lose weight. The star recently shared how the pressure was at its worst when she was slimmer.
“I’m still mentally totally a wreck after baby for some reason.”
“I had to go [see my doctor] with a hazmat suit on — literally, my hair is covered, goggles; I am the oddball.”
“I may not have seen my kids in a long fucking time. But I never forgot about them. I know we fucked up and that kills me.”
The phrase “The Talk” is used by many parents to refer to the birds and the bees. But as a white mother with a black son, The Talk is something entirely different. Sure, we will have The Talk about sex like most families. But The Talk I am referring to is the one about what to do when someone treats you differently because of the color of your skin.
