What we’re reading today:
1. Non-moms are generally less healthy than moms.
2. Babies can form expressions like laughing or crying from as early as 24 weeks.
3. Why we shouldn’t outright ban chocolate milk.
4. Thinking about baby names? See what Google says.
5. This boy sure has a lot to say, we just wonder what it is he’s saying…
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What we’re reading today:
1. The Giver, one of the best young adult novels ever, might finally be put on the big screen. Jeff Bridges originally acquired the film rights to it thinking that his dad, Lloyd Bridges could play the titular role, but now that he’s in his 60s, it’s just right for him. Did anyone else read The Giver and picture Shel Silverstein?
2. Last day of school! Hurray! Kids heading off to camp soon? Here’s how to get them prepared.
3. Babies under six months are too young to get vaccines, which puts them at risks for flu and such, but pregnant women who get the vaccine reduce their babies chances of catching anything.
4. Chocolate Milk: Is it a healthy option and delicious way to get calcium, or with all that sugar is it simply “soda in drag”? Schools in Los Angeles are going with the latter.
