This past week, my office threw me a baby shower. … If you couldn't tell from the pictures, my best moment this week was the baby shower thrown by my office.
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Hear about a party to welcome a new baby, and practice the imperative form.
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Her face has totally changed! Pregnancy is so funny. Sometimes it makes you look like a different person. I only had a big belly…but some people get puffy throughout. It’s interesting, no telling how it will affect you.
She looks so happy- I’m happy for her.
I wish I had thought of the letter idea for my baby shower. what a grea idea! even if it is only 1 sentence in the letter it would be very cool to be able to relive the joy of that day for years to come, and to be able to share everyone’s love for your unborn child with them as they grow.
She looks so pretty here – like back when she used to be on Las Vegas. she always seems to wear her hair in those tight severe ponytails now which don’t compliment her at all.
“Saying she “didn’t want to torture people with shower games” at the celebration, Sims, 38, instead planned other activities, including asking guests to write letters to her son at designated ages, which will be given to him annually.” So Molly threw and planned her own shower?
I hope not, because I think that’s bad etiquette. I’m all for baby showers, but I think it’s tacky to throw one for yourself!
Anonymous, her friends threw the shower that was thrown at her friend/event planners homer. It’s common for the mother/bride to be involved on planning the shower, if they’d like, which clearly she did. I have been a part of so many where the guest of honor says NO games! I personally was surprised and like it that way, but not everyone is that way.
You don’t want to torture guests w/ games yet you want them to write a letter? what happened to the old fashioned showers that us non-rich ppl have – it’s a SURPRISE, guests come, you eat, have cake, open gifts…none of this bring a gift for the mom’s necklace, write a letter, make some perfume. Good lord.
Us Non-Rich people go for the non traditional as well. It is quite common for the mother-to-be now a days to help out with the planning of her shower. Plus who said that Molly’s guests didn’t eat, have cake, and open gifts? Good Grief. I applaud those who think outside the box and offer up something new for these types of events. We had people design onesies for my sister’s baby at her shower. Everyone LOVED IT! New idea keeps things fresh and fun for everyone.
carla- Exactly! Not all baby showers are the same, and not all of us “normal” people have surprise showers. In fact, I don’t think I’ve been to a single baby shower (some of which have even be held AFTER the baby was born) that was a surprise for the mom-to-be (and the same goes for bridal showers). That’s not to say that I don’t like the idea of a surprise shower. I do, very much so. but it’s by no means a requirement for a “normal” shower either, nor is sticking to “traditional” things like games.
I think she is glowing! her personal site has some amazing pics of her pregnant, too.
As for surprise showers, I haven’t been to one either, but not sure how much you want to jump out and “surprise” a pregnant women either. 
Kourtney Kardashian had a baby shower for her second child with boyfriend Scott Disick over the weekend, and both her sisters’ significant others were there for the celebratory occasion.
The shower took place on Saturday afternoon and Khloe Kardashian attended with her husband Lamar Odom, with Kim Kardashian attending with her current boyfriend Kanye West.
According to E! Online, the shower took place at Kourtney’s mother and step-father’s home in Hidden Hills, California. in addition to playing some games that were of course baby-themed, the food that was served came in the form of sushi, sandwiches and various deserts.
While West and Odom were there, Disick wasn’t. He was in Altantic City, New Jersey appearing at an event. Bruce Jenner wasn’t at the event either.
Still, 100 or so guests attended the shower, which was pink-themed for Kourtney and Scott’s first baby girl.
Sharon Sacks, who planned Kim’s infamous wedding to estranged husband Kris Humphries as well as Khloe and Lamar’s wedding, planned the affair and was also a guest.
People reports that guests attended in “Hamptons” attire.
The second child for Kourtney and Scott, who will join big brother Mason, 2, is due in July.
A few weeks ago, my sweet girl friends threw Silas and me a baby shower. Orange and turquoise, lots of cupcakes, orange ranunculus, and my favorite– Papa …
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About 100 men and women attended the free Community Baby Shower on Tuesday night at the William W. Backus Hospital in Norwich, anxious to see what’s new in the world of newborns and parenting, but they were unable to get a glimpse of the Dr. Frederick S. Eadie Birthing Center.
the center was closed off for the night.
“It was a little too busy in the center for tours,” said Laurie Ferendo, the birthing center‘s unit coordinator. “We had six in labor when I came down” before the baby shower.
Ferendo said all 17 rooms were filled prior to the start of Tuesday’s event, so for safety and privacy, they decided to hold off on tours. anyone planning to give birth at Backus can request a tour at a later date.
Community resources
however, the event did offer information about community and hospital resources such as infant cardiopulmonary resuscitation, childbirth education classes, car seat safety, mothers groups and baby swimming classes.
Many expectant parents lined up about 20 minutes early for the event, including Kylie Hirst and her fiancé, Kevin Collier, both of Griswold. Hirst is due in July with the couple’s first child. Collier said he was hoping to get some current information about the world of newborns and parenting.
“this is my second child. I have a 16-year-old,” Collier said. “so it’s been awhile.”
another first-time mother, Holly Gorman, of Preston, said she wandered in after helping carry some things in for the baby shower.
“My mom-in-law works here … and I saw some of the samples,” said Gorman, who is due in October. “but I’m sure there’s a lot of stuff that’s new that I don’t know about.”
Community organizations such as Bubbles to Butterfly Swim School and United Children & Family Services staffed booths and handed out educational material as well as free items.
About 100 men and women attended the free Community Baby Shower on Tuesday night at the William W. Backus Hospital in Norwich, anxious to see what’s new in the world of newborns and parenting, but they were unable to get a glimpse of the Dr. Frederick S. Eadie Birthing Center. the center was closed off for the night. “It was a little too busy in the center for tours,” said Laurie Ferendo, the birthing center‘s unit coordinator. “We had six in labor when I came down” before the baby shower. Ferendo said all 17 rooms were filled prior to the start of Tuesday’s event, so for safety and privacy, they decided to hold off on tours. anyone planning to give birth at Backus can request a tour at a later date. Community resources however, the event did offer information about community and hospital resources such as infant cardiopulmonary resuscitation, childbirth education classes, car seat safety, mothers groups and baby swimming classes. Many expectant parents lined up about 20 minutes early for the event, including Kylie Hirst and her fiancé, Kevin Collier, both of Griswold. Hirst is due in July with the couple’s first child. Collier said he was hoping to get some current information about the world of newborns and parenting. “this is my second child. I have a 16-year-old,” Collier said. “so it’s been awhile.” another first-time mother, Holly Gorman, of Preston, said she wandered in after helping carry some things in for the baby shower. “My mom-in-law works here … and I saw some of the samples,” said Gorman, who is due in October. “but I’m sure there’s a lot of stuff that’s new that I don’t know about.” Community organizations such as Bubbles to Butterfly Swim School and United Children & Family Services staffed booths and handed out educational material as well as free items.
Jessica Simpson has shared footage of her lavish baby shower with fans.
The 31-year-old singer – who is due to give birth to her first baby with fiancé Eric Johnson imminently – uploaded a video and pictures of last month’s lavish baby shower to her website Jessicasimpson.com, which showed her receiving gifts from family and celebrity friends.
Guests at the party included mother-of-two Jessica Alba, who brought her youngest daughter Haven, ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ star Ellen Pompeo and Jessica’s sister Ashlee, who was accompanied by her son Bronx, three.
Captioning a picture of herself with her adorable nephew, Jessica – who is expecting a girl – wrote: ”I can’t wait until Bronx meets his new cousin.”
A source us Weekly magazine: ”It was a kid friendly shower with many of her friends bringing babies. She received tons of gifts mostly wrapped in pink gift wrap and boxes. there were several books, stuffed toys and clothes among other items.”
The 50 guests were treated to an extravagant buffet featuring Jessica’s favorite Southern foods – including fried Oreos and Twinkies at the event which was organized by celebrity event planner Mindy Weiss and inspired by the children’s story ‘Charlotte’s Web’.
Singer, actress and fashion-designer Jessica also revealed creating a family is her greatest achievement.
She wrote:”Creating a family is the best thing I’ve done in my life, I really hope I can be half as good of a mom as my mom has been to me.”
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