Filed under: Money & work, Chores Like most parents, Annette Kiesow now thinks twice before she buys her six-year-old son, Josh, a new toy. "We talk about what things cost, and compare the prices of things when we're at the store," says the Merrimack, N.H. mom. "We talk about the things he has a...

Filed under: Celeb parenting What's it like to have your life on reality TV? ParentDish recently sat down with Matt and Amy Roloff, stars of the hit TLC reality show, Little People, Big World, to talk about what it feels like to have their every move broadcast for the entire world to see -- and judg...

Filed under: In the news Women who support the right to choose have no right to grieve for pregnancies that end in miscarriage -- so says a Momlogic guest blogger named Gina, who takes pro-lifers to task for their "hysterics" over first-trimester pregnancy loss. Gina asserts that pro-choice advocate...

Filed under: Weird but true Get up, have breakfast, feed the tigers. The routine is the same but the town and city is always changing for this family of fifth-generation circus performers. Daniel Raffo, originally from Argentina, is the tiger trainer for Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus. ...

Filed under: Celeb kids, In the news The University of Illinois recently awarded an athletic scholarship to Jeff Jordan, son of the world-famous -- and incredibly wealthy -- basketball star Michael Jordan. The 6-foot-2-inch sophomore turned down two other scholarships to play as a walk-on at the Urb...

Filed under: Bump watch, Life & style, Celeb parenting Amy Hildreth Wolff is not the kind of woman who takes weight gain weight lightly. Everyone knows she lost over 100 pounds on season three of The Biggest Loser. But as she watches her waistline expand again, she's nothing but happy and far fr...

Filed under: In the news Of all the moving and historic moments during yesterday's inaugural celebration for President Barack Obama, perhaps the most charming of all was watching 11-year-old Malia Obama take what appeared to be a digital movie of her dad, using her little purple camera. The First Sh...

Filed under: In the news, Weird but true Burger King's latest and most desperate attempt to regain it's once regal status as fast-food royalty is an offer to Facebook users that if they drop 10 of their online "friends," the chain will give them a free Whopper. And, as if it isn't bad enough to get ...

Filed under: Weird but true Times are tough, my friends, but not this tough. A Greenfield, Calif. man allegedly sold his 14-year-old daughter into marriage in exchange for cash and -- get this -- meat. The man supposedly bartered the girl for $16,000, 100 cases of beer and some meat. Police arrested...

Filed under: In the news, Weird but true Police are scratching their heads over what to do with a 4-year-old Jackson, Ohio boy who shot his babysitter after the 18-year-old caretaker stepped on the child's foot. Nathan Beavers was minding the boy in his grandmother's mobile home when the shooting to...