Cameron Norsworthy
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6 Clues That Khloe Kardashian Isn't Pregnant Will Convince You This Whole Thing Is Really Over-Hyped
Given that none of the Kardashian-Jenner gals have confirmed or officially commented on their reported pregnancies quite yet, fans are grasping for answers as to whether Kim, Kylie, or Khloé are actually expecting or not. However, these six clues tha… → Read More
Blac Chyna Just Sued The Entire Kardashian Family For A Slew Of Reasons
While defending the potential of her now-defunct reality show, Blac Chyna has reportedly sued the entire Kardashian family for interfering in what could have been and for attacking her character. According to TMZ, Chyna claims that the Kardashians us… → Read More
There Is Literally An Anne Frank Halloween Costume Being Sold To Young Girls & People Aren't Having It
Halloween costume season often yields some pretty outrageous ideas. Appropriating or fetishizing another culture, race, or historical figure happens way too often. And one of the latest is this Anne Frank Halloween costume, which was being sold to yo… → Read More
Aaron & Lauren Paul Are Expecting Their First Child, & Have The Instagram To Prove It
If you follow either of them on Instagram, you'll know that this couple can't help but regularly dedicate loving posts to one another. And not so surprisingly, their pregnancy announcement was done the very same, sweet way. Yes, Aaron Paul and wife L… → Read More
New Flu Shot Guidelines Say When To Vaccinate Your Kid, Because Flu Season Is Around The Corner
As the summer season winds down, looking all the way ahead to flu season still feels a bit premature, doesn't it? Well, not exactly. In fact, these new flu shot guidelines say when to vaccinate your kid and insist that parents schedule their kids' ap… → Read More
Swapping Sugary Snacks For Starchy Foods May Lower Your Kid's Diabetes Risk For This Reason
With seasons, schedules, and school years all changing, why not add some positive health habits into the mix? According to recent research, swapping sugary snacks for starchy foods may lower your kid's diabetes risk, California researchers found. Sci… → Read More
Increased Smoking Rates Among Pregnant Women With Depression Show The Issue Isn't So Simple
In the United States, one specific demographic has been experiencing an uptick in smoking, and it's a definite cause for concern. New research has revealed increased smoking rates among pregnant women with depression, despite an overall decrease in s… → Read More
The Best & Worst States For Health Care Today Reveal Gaps In Quality Across The Country
As health care reform gets more and more muddled in the House and Senate, the only thing clear is that changes need to be made regarding how the United States handles cost, accessibility, and outcome. The best and worst states for health care have me… → Read More
The States That Have The Worst Maternity Leave Laws Could Do A Lot More For Families
If you're expecting a child and thinking about moving states, you might want to check out what new laws you'll be dealing with. Unfortunately, as is the case for states with the worst maternity leave policies, you might have no protective laws at all… → Read More
Jessica Alba Is Pregnant & Has The Instagram Post To Prove It
And baby makes five! According an adorable post on the actress' official Instagram, Jessica Alba is pregnant with her third child. The Fantastic Four star and Honest Company founder already has two other children with husband Cash Warren, Honor Marie… → Read More
The Number Of Premature Births Covered By Medicaid Is Higher Than You Think
Vulnerable groups of Americans rely on Medicaid for survival, the youngest of the bunch being premature babies. Quite honestly, the number of premature births covered by Medicaid is massive, and even greater than the number of premature births that a… → Read More
Women Are Using Google To Research Self-Induced Abortions, But One Doctor Has A Better Solution
One of Google's most recent search trends isn't just disturbing — it's unsafe. A spike in searches shows that women's health care resources are scarce, and, rather than giving up, women are turning to self-medicating instead. According to the report,… → Read More
Study Proves People Mom-Shame Just As Much As You'd Expect & That's A Problem
Posting photos of your children in their day-to-day can, inadvertently, welcome criticism. Why is your little one bottle-feeding? You're at work? Shouldn't you be home with the kids? It's probably not surprising, then, that a recent study proves peop… → Read More
What Are The Most Common Complications Of Second Pregnancies? Look Out For These Things
So you've brought one bundle of joy into the world and are trying to bring in another. If you're the planning type, you'll want to research as thoroughly as can before having baby number two, to get your fam ready for the happy changes coming your wa → Read More
What Is 'Frozen 2' About? Fans Will Have To Wait & See
Circle this date on your calendar, or maybe just write it on a sticky note and stick it to your mirror for the next two years: Nov. 27, 2019. It's just been announced that the sequel to your kids' favorite Disney movie of all time, Frozen 2, will pre → Read More
Can Low-Income Parents Get Cheaper Diapers? There Are Ways To Get Around The Costs
Though diapers are an inevitable expense anticipated by expectant parents, the ultimate total cost of keeping your baby clean and dry is pretty significant. For some families, this cost cuts a little deeper into their monthly budgets. So can low-inco → Read More
Does Google Underpay Its Female Employees? The Department Of Labor Alleges So
Given that April's Equal Pay Day just reminded everyone that the gender pay gap is still cause for concern, recent pay allegations against a company of over 57,000 employees are being given a little extra scrutiny. So does Google underpay its female → Read More
How Did Don Rickles Die? The Legendary Comic Was 90 Years Old
A fixture in the Tonight Show scene, Don Rickles made fans laugh for decades, both on film and in television. On Thursday morning, the legendary comic died at 90 years of age, breaking the hearts of those who loved and knew him best, according to TMZ → Read More
How Will The WIC Program Be Affected By Trump's Budget Proposal? Cuts Are Expected
For low-income families, government-funded programs are a saving grace that puts food on an otherwise empty table. Under President Donald Trump's "America First: A Budget Blueprint to Make America Great Again," however, government aid of this kind wo → Read More
7 Feminist Non-Profits To Support On International Women's Day
Touting a theme of #BeBoldForChange, 2017's International Women's Day will be celebrated "to help forge a better working world — a more inclusive, gender equal world.” If you’re free to participate on March 8, you’ll find yourself in great company. B → Read More