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Top 5 weird parenting headlines

Sunday, April 26th, 2009

Here at Perfect Baby Handbook Worldwide Headquarters on Montague Street, we collect news stories about both perfect and imperfect child-rearing. Frieda Blimlock, head of our Oddness Department, contends that these five headlines are among the most amusing: 1. Canadian Parents Fooled Into Raising Prostitutes: Considering that most Canadian parents aspire to raise either malingerers or […]

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Babble.com weighs in on The Perfect Baby Handbook

Monday, April 13th, 2009

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Infant-graphic: States ranked by interest in baby perfection

Monday, April 6th, 2009

Here at Perfect Baby Handbook Worldwide Headquarters on Montague Street, we take feedback seriously. We often gather together by our 15-foot-wide, baronial fireplace to study infant-graphics like this map indicating which states are visiting The Perfect Baby Blog most avidly (the darker the green, the higher the hit count). Herewith, America’s Top 12 Perfect-Baby-Obsessed States: […]

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Outstanding mommy-blog posts of the week

Saturday, April 4th, 2009

We read a lot of mommy blogs here at PBH Worldwide Headquarters on Montague Street. I’m sure you’ve heard me mention our chief mommy-blog critic, Ursula Danders, before. As this candid snapshot of Ursula (right) reveals, she has an amazing ability to focus and loves a good laugh. This week, Ursula is hot on the […]

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The Ghost of Perfect Babies Past: Sylvia Plath

Thursday, March 19th, 2009

First, a warning for regular readers, including the anonymous Germans who are already fixating on The Perfect Baby Blog: This post kicks off a new “Ghosts of Perfect Babies Past” series that may unnerve you. It takes a strong constitution, after all, to read about history’s most overwhelmingly splendid infants without comparing them to your […]

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