From a 14-pound baby to a diaper that grounded a plane and more, check out our favorite parenting links from around this web this week:
SJP Keeps It Real
Even though she has way more help than we do, Sarah Jessica Parker admits that children can complicate marriage in an interview with Telegraph’s Stella magazine. "Kids can really distract you from your relationship.....maybe in good ways and bad ways," she says of her 20-year bond with Matthew Broderick. Read more about her interview on The Huffington Post. (And then check out these tips to spice up your sex life.)
Watching the Super Bowl With Kids? Read This
Don’t miss this quick-read on what you need to be careful about when watching the Super Bowl this weekend with pint-size fans.
Prepare For Landing -- This One’s a Stinker!
For someone so small, we’re always impressed with how potent a baby's diapers can be. But we're not sure we've ever smelled one toxic enough to ground an airplane the way this baby's dirty dipe did. Read more about the situation on Jezebel.
We Need a Sitz Bath Just Thinking About This...
One Iowa mother stuck to her birth plan and delivered a 14-pound baby boy vaginally…and naturally. ABCNews has the delivery details.
The Babysitter is Booked for the Bachlorette
The newest Bachelorette, Emily Maynard, a single mom from North Carolina, recently reported she will not be introducing her 6-year-old daughter, Ricki, to the 20+ guys she'll be dating. See why she made this good call on Celebrity Baby Scoop.
Adorable Valentine’s Day Crafts & Cards
If you’re as Pinterest-obsessed as we are, you've been pinning Valentine’s Day projects nonstop. Check out the cutest V-Day crafts and DIY Valentines we've found -- or if you need something quick for the class party, download one of these 25 adorable (and free!) printable Valentine's Day cards for kids!
Could Your Toddler Recognize the Starbucks Logo?
We. Can’t. Stop. Giggling. What’s cuter than any Super Bowl advertisement? This five-year-old identifying popular logos, from McDonald’s to Motorola. Watch it below.
