A new study shows that feeding children vegetables regularly until the age of two, when they’re most open to new foods, can help them learn to eat green over time. (BBC)
We’re sad to learn that Ann B. Davis–the actress who played the beloved nanny and housekeeper Alice on “The Brady Bunch” has passed away. She will always be remembered as an icon in the realm of family TV. (E! Online)
Here’s something to celebrate! Stephen Pinker gives a Ted Talk explaining why today’s children are less exposed to violence. (Time)
It’s that time of the year again! Get excited for graduation season with the cutest (and most ambitious) graduation speech ever! (Mashable)
There are a variety of ways mom-brides have chosen to include their children in their wedding ceremony, but what about attaching your baby to the train of your dress? This bride shook up the status-quo and showed off her creativity by wearing a Vera Wang gown accessorized by her favorite little one. (Mommyish)
The growing popularity of “snowflake babies” gives parents-to-be a new adoption option. Frozen embryos are not only cheaper than traditional adoption, they also make it possible to experience carrying a child. (Pacific Standard)
