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Baby Names Home > Baby Name Meanings Baby Name Meanings to Help You ChooseLooking up baby name meanings can really help if you are having trouble picking a name for your child. Some people use meanings as the primary means of choosing. If you want your child's name to stand for something in particular, you can look up names that meet those criteria. For example, if you want your child to have a name with a moral virtue, you might choose Paul, which means 'humble,' or 'small.' There are so many diverse baby name meanings Most people use baby name meanings in the latter stages of the naming process. This is usually when you have only a few names left that you are considering. You take those names and look up their meanings. You may find out that you really like the meaning for one of your names, or that you really dislike it. Either way, baby name meanings can be useful in the decision making process. One place that you can find baby name meanings is www.babyzone.com. This site is full of information for people trying to pick out a name. You can search for a specific name or simply browse. There are many books full of baby name meanings. Many grocery store check-out lines have these books. Also, libraries and bookstores are a great source. If you are looking for a large book of baby name meanings for a less than new price, you might try an online auction. More and more people are using these, which means that more and more things will be up for auction. After you find a baby name that you are happy with, you might try looking up your own name. Many people don't know what their name means, and this is always an interesting thing to learn. You can look it up in the same source of baby name meanings that you used for your baby. Baby name meanings, for many people, make it much easier to choose a name for their baby. If you start thinking of names according to a specific meaning, you will greatly narrow down the choices. So be sure to check out our pages about Popular Baby Names, Baby Boy Names, Baby Girl Names, and Celebrity Baby Names elsewhere on this site. Baby Name Meanings
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Filed under: Celeb kids, Celeb parenting  As the parent of a 7-year-old, I am extremely aware of Miley Cyrus and her incredible rise to fame. As someone over the age of forty, I am also well acquainted with her Achy-Breaky dad, Billy Ray. I'm a fan of both and wish nothing but the best for them. However, I've been quietly, and not so quietly, wondering just what the heck is wrong with Billy Ray. It seems that he has forgotten that he is the father of a 15-year-old and not just the co-star and friend of Miley Cyrus.I've taken a little heat for that opinion, but clearly I am not the only one who thinks Billy Ray Cyrus is falling down on the parenting job. In response to that Vanity Fair photo of Miley wearing nothing but a sheet and a come-hither look, former child-star Marie Osmond lays the blame on dad. By way of explanation, Billy Ray has said he was present in the beginning of that photo shoot - before the offending photo was taken - but that he had another appointment and had to leave. That, says Osmond, is where he went wrong. "My parents never, never left us alone," she says. "We always had some form of a guardian or something with us, a guardian that would represent what they would have done." Osmond says she was fortunate to have the best kind of stage mother in Olive Osmond. "She was there for every stage of my life. I think, if your kids are going to be in that kind of business, then you need to make it your business to be there for them and help them figure out, but not necessarily to control them." Everybody makes mistakes and Billy Ray clearly made one in leaving that photo shoot early. But if a 47-year-old experienced entertainer could make such a mistake, imagine the mistakes a fifteen-year-old will make without someone there to guide her.
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Filed under: Teens and tweens, In the news, Media, Gadgets and tech  Social networking websites like Facebook are all the rage with teenagers these days. Unfortunately, they're also popular with those who would prey on teenagers. Facebook, the second largest such site, has just gotten safer, however. Working with states' attorneys general, the company has agreed to make changes to become less perilous for kids.Last January, MySpace, the largest social networking site in the world, came to a similar agreement. Some of the changes Facebook are to prevent alcohol and tobacco ads from reaching those too young to purchase those items, to disallow groups related to incest, pedophilia, and bullying, and to issue a warning when a child is about to provide personal information to an adult. "Social networks that encourage kids to come to their sites have a responsibility to keep those kids safe," North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper said. "We've now gotten the two largest social networking sites to agree to take significant steps to protect children from predators and pornography." Forty-nine states and Washington D.C. have approved the agreements. Richard Blumenthal, the Attorney General from Connecticut, hailed the agreement as the start of "a new era in social networking safety." It's a new world inside the computer and it's good that steps are being made in making it a safer environment for kids.
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Just how much are you supposed to eat when you're pregnant? According to MayoClinic.com, the average (not overweight, not underweight) woman should gain between 25-35 pounds during pregnancy. But, does it matter what your doctor says, what your friends and family say, or what the little one inside you dictates? With my first pregnancy, I was advised to consume between 300 and 500 calories extra per day. Not a drop more. Gone were the days when I thought I would be able to eat anything I wanted, the way things used to be Back when my mother-in-law was pregnant with my husband her doctor prescribed her diet pills to take during her pregnancy so she wouldn't gain too much weight. Scary thought, eh, but it's the truth. How she managed it I'll neverk know. Now that I'm in the second trimester of my second pregnancy, I am starting to remember what it was like the first time around. Continue reading Pregnancy fact or fiction: Eating for two (or three)
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