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Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard were forced to improvise when their kids, uh, walked in on them

sudshr47 November 4, 2017

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You know what? Life is weird. Things happen. And if you’re a parent, one of those things might be your kid accidentally walking in on you having sex.

This even happens to famous people! For example, it happened to Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard, which Bell graciously explained on Friday’s The Talk. 

Seems like they handled it well, though — in fact, they passed it off as a nap and bought themselves more time.

Very resourceful. Read more…

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Send your finest holiday cards to this 9-year-old Christmas fan

sudshr47 November 4, 2017

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Nine-year-old Jacob Thompson, who has stage 4 high-risk neuroblastoma, will be celebrating his last Christmas this year. But he’s still feeling the holiday spirit — and he’d love to get some homemade cards.

Per a GoFundMe page created by Jacob’s parents, Jacob was admitted to the Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital in Portland, Maine early last month. Next weekend, he’ll have an early Christmas party complete with a tree, “snow,” and an appearance from Santa Claus.

According to Good Housekeeping, Jacob’s one special request is for anyone who feels inspired to send him a homemade holiday card. The cheerier the better. Read more…

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The 7th annual ‘I told my kids I ate all their candy’ is here and it’s still brilliantly evil

sudshr47 November 3, 2017

Mmmm delicious tears.
SEE ALSO: Channing Tatum tells his daughter he’s eaten her Halloween candy, gets adorable response
For the seventh year running parents sent footage of themselves telling their children they ate all their hard-earned trick-o…

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YouTube Kids update gives kids their own profiles, expands controls

sudshr47 November 2, 2017

 YouTube Kids, the kid-friendly, more filtered version of YouTube first introduced in 2015, is getting a notable upgrade. The updated app is adding several new features designed to reflect the app’s now aging user base, including profiles that are customized based on the kid’s date of birth, as well as additional security controls for parents and kids. Read More

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Gavin Newsom: How I found strength in my dyslexia diagnosis

sudshr47 November 1, 2017

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Editor’s note: Gavin Newsom is the lieutenant governor of California. 

My day of reckoning arrived during Mr. Morris’s class in middle school. I strategically sat in the last desk in the last row of every one of my classes, my eyes cast down, listening as the clock ticked one notch closer to the time the bell would ring and dispel my anxiety.

But that day, the gig was up. Mr. Morris asked me to read aloud, and I stood at my desk shaking as I gripped the book in my sweaty hands and painfully stumbled through the paragraph, tripping over the words. My cheeks burned red with embarrassment. I slumped back into my chair, my classmates’ taunting laughter still ringing in my ears. Read more…

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Gavin Newsom: How I found strength in my dyslexia diagnosis

sudshr47 November 1, 2017

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Editor’s note: Gavin Newsom is the lieutenant governor of California. 

My day of reckoning arrived during Mr. Morris’s class in middle school. I strategically sat in the last desk in the last row of every one of my classes, my eyes cast down, listening as the clock ticked one notch closer to the time the bell would ring and dispel my anxiety.

But that day, the gig was up. Mr. Morris asked me to read aloud, and I stood at my desk shaking as I gripped the book in my sweaty hands and painfully stumbled through the paragraph, tripping over the words. My cheeks burned red with embarrassment. I slumped back into my chair, my classmates’ taunting laughter still ringing in my ears. Read more…

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