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Silicon Valley Mom: My daughter plays me

The Bloggess: Hurricanes, sky diving, orgasms, and a suggestion for protecting our coastlines

Baby Shrink: What am I doing to my baby if I let her watch TV?

It's always felt like the right thing to do to--honestly communicate what's going on to my daughter. When her dad and I split up I made sure to tell her how much we both loved her but I also was honest and let her know he and I were not going to get back together. It was painful but over the past two years I feel like my honesty has enabled me to become a better parent and gain my little girl's trust. This month I was laid off my job.

Suburban Bliss: That sound is making me crazy

The New MBA: Trying out management techniques on the kids, or the employees. What's the diff?

Mom Logic: Explaning the unexplanable to your co-workers

The Bloggess: I'm not going to jump, I just want to feel a breeze

The New Girl: Ok, now how do I stop breast feeding?

Sam's Stories: How I failed as a parent by letting my kid find out about aberrant sex on premium cable

NY Times: 11 foods you should be eating

Business Week: Take as much vacation as you like

Princess Nebraska: Appliance sex

July 7: Today is the first day of the running of the bulls in Pamplona, for all you fans of The Sun Also Rises

Just wondering, what's the general opinion about kids and summer jobs? Is a 14er too young, should they be allowed to enjoy the care-free fun of summer days before becoming enslaved in the work-force like the rest of us? What about 16? If you drive, shouldn't you be paying for your own gas? I feel like I've had a job since I was 5.

Boston Globe: Oops, I forgot my pill

NY Times: Insurance denied for women who've had Caesarians

Mommy Track'd: Worst working moments

Washington Post: Another abstinence campaign begins