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Nikki Bella Shows Off Bare Baby Belly at 21 Weeks in Nude Selfie | PEOPLE.com Top Navigation Close View image Pregnant Nikki Bella Strips Down to Show Off Bare Baby Bump at 21 Weeks in Nude Selfie this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines. Nude 500K celebration! John Cena and Nikki Bella stay true to their promise!

A newborn baby is in isolation at an Alabama hospital after one of the nurses tested positive for Covid-19. Brandon Waltman, the father of the baby girl, explained that she has been at the University of South Alabama Women's Hospital for over a month. Mr Waltman, who lives in neighbouring state Mississippi, told NBC 15 that he went to visit his daughter on Monday night, but was told she had

A dad in Shanghai has designed a bespoke safety cabin for his child to protect them from the spread of coronavirus. The special suit, created by Cao Junjie, is inspired by the popular video game Death Stranding, an action game set in the United States during the aftermath of the eponymous 'Death Stranding', which saw creatures from a realm between life and death roam the Earth. The suit features a small pod with a see-through screen, along with a filter and screen showing the air quality. In the video, filmed on Friday (20 March), Junijie shows off his creation by putting the harness on and popping his baby inside the cabin - amazingly, the kid doesn't look fussed in the slightest as they're bundled into the cabin. After popping on his own mask, Junijie then heads out for a stroll with the infant, who spends most of the time sleeping soundly, by the looks of things. At one point Junijie places his hand inside the pod through a special hole with an interconnect glove,

Filming on the sets of Coronation Street and Emmerdale have been cancelled until further notice. ITV has announced the news with immediate effect meaning that viewers will now see less episodes per week of each show. In a statement, the popular broadcaster said: "ITV has sadly taken the decision to suspend production of the soaps Coronation Street and Emmerdale with effect from Monday 23 March. Read More Related Articles Read More Related Articles "We've been doing our best to carry on filming, whilst adhering to the Government's latest health guidelines, to ensure we've episodes of both soaps airing on ITV until at least the early summer." They continued: "However, the health and well-being of the production teams, actors, crew and their families is of paramount importance to us and we now feel that the time has come to stop filming. "We'd like to thank our viewers for their support and hope they continue to enjoy both soaps in the com

TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. The world can change a lot in nine months. Last fall, everything seemed normal. Summer was drawing to a close. Work was good. My family took a short trip to Lake Erie. Football season was starting. Relatives visited. And my wife and I found out there was an addition to our family on the way. We have two young children, a girl and a boy, and weren't sure if we could handle another baby running around the house. But looking ahead, a full house and siblings who would grow up together seemed ideal for us. So we will have three kids under age 5 when our baby girl arrives in May. While this is exciting news at any time, at this time, during the coronavirus pandemic, it is also filled with anxiety and worry. The baby's birth could be in the middle of a curve or spike in the outbreak in the United States. Health professionals are saying that

Pregnant Mom Fostering Preemie amid Coronavirus Is Protecting Baby | PEOPLE.com Top Navigation Close View image Pregnant Mom Fostering Preemie amid Coronavirus Is Protecting Baby in NICU from Pandemic 'Chaos' this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines. Bad News on Valentine's Day

Breaking News By Wire Services | March 19, 2020 at 10:44 a.m. By Mark Price | Charlotte Observer Add condoms to the list of things that might be harder to find as more Americans shelter in place amid the coronavirus outbreak. There may even be a "coronavirus baby boom," some experts say, proving not everyone is practicing social distancing. Hints of heightened interest in condoms first emerged last month in China, where the virus was first reported. Condomsales.com reported March 3 that stores were seeing "shortages in Singapore and Hong Kong." The e-commerce platform Pinduoduo noted quarantine measures in China fueled a jump in sales of condoms and hair clippers, according to abacusnews.com. One reason for the condom rush in Asia: Some people were wearing them on their fingers, after rumors spread on social media the practice could protect you from the

The coronavirus outbreak has raised a lot of questions for concerned parents, including whether they can breastfeed their child if they have COVID-19.   The information we currently have about how this new virus spreads is still limited, so experts looked to a similar coronavirus — severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS-CoV) — for clues. The new coronavirus has not yet been detected in breast milk, according to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention website, which adds: "However we do not know whether mothers with COVID-19 can transmit the virus" by breastfeeding.  Even if you've tested positive for the virus or suspect you have it, experts say it's likely safe to continue nursing your child — as long as you take the proper precautions and feel physically well enough to do so.  "It is highly likely that the infant has already been exposed to the virus by the time the diagnosis is made in the mother," Dr. Robert M. Lawrence, a clinical professor o

Every hour it seems the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic brings new changes to our lives. Moms and dads like you are concerned about everything from finding formula and other basic supplies to balancing work and unexpected childcare demands. But worry about disruptions to day-to-day life take a back seat to your primary concern: your health and the impact of COVID-19 on your baby, toddler, or young child. We asked the noted pediatrician Dr. Tanya Altmann, founder of Calabasas Pediatrics Wellness Center, and the doctors at the American Academy of Pediatrics your questions about the coronavirus (COVID-19). Here's what they had to say. How concerned should we be about contracting COVID-19? Currently, if you're living in the United States, it's possible that you or anyone in your family could be exposed to the new coronavirus. Your risk of being exposed to the virus is directly related to the rate of transmission in your immediate community. You can keep tabs on where COV

Q. We live in Colorado, and we need some advice on protecting our assets. My wife is a teacher, and I'm a nurse. We make around $180,000 a year combined, and we're set to pay off our home next month. We also have two teenagers who are both driving, so we were wondering about the best way to protect everything if one of them has an accident and we get sued, or something else tragic happens. A. With your income, and the stage you're in when it comes to wealth building, I think it's time to add an umbrella policy. This is a liability policy, and you could probably buy an extra million in liability coverage for around $250 a year. It attaches to the liability policy that's already part of your homeowners and car insurance. With a couple of teenage drivers in the house it might run a little more than $250, but I wouldn't think it would be much more, if any. It would just add an extra million to the mix, just in case someone decided t

When you buy through our links, we may earn money from our affiliate partners. Learn more. The Honest Company/Instagram Baby wipes don't protect against the novel coronavirus or its symptoms, but it's yet another common household essential — along with toilet paper — that's seeing its supply dwindle rapidly in stores as people react to this pandemic.  Parents who need these wipes for their actual intended use are frustrated they can't find them in stores like Costco. If you're a parent who's already visited a few different stores in hopes of finding wipes for your baby, you may have a better chance of buying them online at this point.  Thankfully, there are still plenty of options for baby wipes online right now and they're not experiencing the same shortages or price gouging as other supplies like toilet paper or hand sanitizer. However, we advise against panicking and stockpil

For some viewers of "The Masked Singer," one of last night's performances was unbearable. The judges of the show were shocked when a singer in a bear costume was revealed to be former Alaska governor and vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin. "The Masked Singer" is a reality competition show involving mystery celebrity guests singing in costume before a live audience and panel of judges, who try to guess who the singers are. The worst performers are eliminated.  Palin was unmasked and eliminated from the show Wednesday night after rapping "Baby Got Back" by Sir Mix-a-Lot while dressed as a bright pink and blue bear. The studio audience and judges thought her performance was the worst of the night, although judge Nicole Scherzinger called it "amazing" and judge Jenny McCarthy said she "loved it."   "After years of hearing all the phony baloney, I'm sick of everyone not knowing who I really am," Palin said ahead of h

JACKSON, Mississippi, March 11, 2020 (LifeSiteNews) – The Mississippi House is considering a bill that would ban abortions sought because of a baby's race, sex, or disability. Called the Life Equality Act of 2020 (HB 1295), the legislation would require abortionists to notate in a patient's medical records that the abortion was not being committed because of a baby's suspected genetic abnormalities, race, or sex. Such abortions would only be allowed if there was a "medical emergency." Rep. Carolyn Crawford authored the bill, which made it out of Judiciary Committee B by voice vote on March 3, 2020.  In 2012, the U.S. House of Representatives voted 246-168 to ban sex-selective abortions. Indiana passed a prenatal non-discrimination law in 2016, signed by then-Governor Mike Pence, which is currently blocked from going into effect by the U.S. Supreme Court, which is letting stand a lower court ruling against it. But the cur

By Staff Reporter 3h ago Share this article: ShareTweetShareShareShareEmail Durban - A 33-year-old woman who stole a baby because she lied to her boyfriend she was pregnant has been jailed for four years.  Bongeka Patricia Mathonsi was sentenced in the Pietermaritzburg Magistrate's Court after being convicted on kidnapping.  According to police Mathonsi broke into a house in KwaPata location in October 2019.  "She took the baby and some of the baby's clothing and fled," said police spokesperson Colonel Thembeka Mbele.  Mbele said the mother realised that her baby was missing in the early hours of the morning when she wanted to breastfeed her.   A case of kidnapping was opened at Plessislaer SAPS.  The case was then handed to the Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit detectives who investigated the matter.  "The accused was arrested while she was at her boyfriend's place of residence." The court heard that the a

Jessica Sturzenegger, CEO and founder, Amara Organic Baby Food, scored $2 million in seed funding ... [+] from institutional investors Amara Organic Baby Food There's no shortage of competition in the burgeoning organic baby food business, but Jessica Sturzenegger, the 30-year-old CEO of San Francisco-based Amara Organic Foods clearly has that optimism gene all good entrepreneurs possess. She is betting her newbie brand, which she developed with cofounder and chef Vicki Johnson, offers consumers something special. Like many of the newer entrants into the baby food market appealing to Millennial parents, her line of fresh, plant-based baby food is free of preservatives, GMOs and additives. But unlike its competitors, the meals, which come in powder form, are also shelf-stable, requiring no refrigeration or freezing. That makes them easy to store and to carry on the go. (You just mix it with a liquid, such as water, breast milk or formula.) And the low price point per

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle gave birth to their son, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, on May 6, 2019. Baby Archie is now 10 months old, and Markle said that he's starting attempts to walk, the Daily Mail reported. Markle revealed the updates on Archie while visiting an original Dagenham Girl at a school on Friday — one of her last official engagements as a working member of the royal family. Visit Insider's homepage for more stories. Baby Archie, the 10-month-old son of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, has reportedly started to give walking a try.  Markle revealed the update about Archie at a school visit in light of International Women's Day, where she spoke with Geraldine Dear, one of the original Dagenham Girls — a group of women who worked at a Ford factory in the 1960s and went on strike for equal pay. 50 years ago, women in Britain won the right to equal pay. That monumental moment began with one courageous and insp

Singer Grimes, the significant other of tech impresario Elon Musk, has decided not to reveal the gender of her child as she heads into her eighth month of pregnancy. This comes at a time when celebrities increasingly safeguard their kids from prying eyes.  Grimes, however, is taking the step of protecting before her child is even born. She is also doing this at a time when gender reveals are often frowned upon.  How Elon Musk and Grimes got together Elon Musk and Grimes at the Met Gala | Jason Kempin/Getty Images Musk, an entrepreneur that is known primarily for the Tesla line of electric cars, and Grimes, who performs electronic music, first made their relationship public at the 2018 Met Gala in New York. Their meet-cute was through a joke both made independently of one another about artificial intelligence, according to USA Today.  Musk came up with a pun about an  Artificial Intelligence thought experiment called Roko's Basilisk. There

Adhering to the official advice on how to protect yourself from coronavirus, and what to do if you have it, is enough to get your head around on its own. For those of us with children living at home, it becomes a more complicated business still, and one that raises multiple questions. Isolating yourself from your children or with your children, getting them to understand the importance of hand hygiene, and what to do if one family member in a household goes down with the virus – all are among the problems parents will encounter. Here, we answer a number of the queries you might have about keeping your family safe – and, potentially, keeping others safe from your family. Can children get coronavirus? In short: yes. People of all ages can catch coronavirus. However, older people, and those with pre-existing medical conditions such as asthma, diabetes and heart disease are more likely to become severely ill with the disease. Most confirmed cases of Covid-19 reported in China ha

ROME—Springtime in Rome seems to be the only annual event not on hold in Italy because of the coronavirus. Flowers and trees are bursting with life, birds are singing mating songs, and the sunsets are intoxicating, made even more so by the obvious drop in pollution. But in the two short weeks since Italy's coronavirus epidemic jumped from three isolated cases in Rome to more than 3,800 across the country, Italy has gone through a collective crisis. And while it may take years to get over, it already has pulled the nation together. The memes about Italians enjoying their aperitivo while everyone outside the country thinks this is zombieland have been replaced with advice tips on e-learning and how to cope with the suspension of schools and universities for "at least" the next two weeks.  Museums and tourist sites that were telling the world a week ago that Italy is still a safe destination are now filled with locals who haven't been in them for years because of mass to

Hasbro has confirmed that the production of the company's Baby Yoda toys in China is being slowed by the coronavirus outbreak. Toy industry expert Jim Silver told CNN Business that there will be shortages if production isn't back to normal by June or July. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. The coronavirus is causing shortages worldwide of hand sanitizer and surgical masks. Now the outbreak may even claim Baby Yoda, too. CNN Business reported Wednesday that Hasbro is seeing the production of their Baby Yoda toys impacted by the coronavirus outbreak, since quarantines and travel restrictions in China have temporarily prevented workers from assembling toys. Hasbro's line of the Star Wars toys, inspired by Disney's hit show "The Mandalorian," was expected to drop sometime this month. Some of the toys had already sold out in preorders. Baby Yoda in "The Mandalorian" season one fin

Last year, a family in Seattle grew alarmed when their three-year-old daughter informed them that a voice in her bedroom was saying "I love you". "We were both downstairs working in our office here, and our daughter called out," the child's mother told KING 5, a local news channel. "She's saying, 'Mommy, mommy. The voice is talking to me.'" The voice wasn't an imaginary friend, but a hacker who had broken into the internet-connected baby monitor in the toddler's room and begun using its speaker to broadcast his own voice. The incident, and countless other similar hacks, have prompted governments around the world to crack down on cheap smart cameras. This week, GCHQ released new advice urging Brits to turn off the internet features of smart cameras which it said had the "potential to be accessed by unauthorised users". The spy agency's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) said while the risk was low, it rec

Click to expand UP NEXT Carlow Weather drone video of Offaly Carlow Weather drone video of Offaly OLE GUNNAR SOLSKJAER PREVIEWS EVERTON CLASH OLE GUNNAR SOLSKJAER PREVIEWS EVERTON CLASH Caroline Flack's family share unpublished Instagram post she wrote before she died Caroline Flack's family share unpublished Instagram post she wrote before she died UP NEXT Meghan Markle's decision to fly back to the UK without baby Archie is causing a £50,000 headache for her police bodyguards, according to reports. The Duchess of Sussex is expected to return to Britain this week for the first time since Megxit rocked the royal family. While taxpayer-funded bodyguards will have to protect her in London, others will need to stay in Canada to guard little Archie. Harry arrived ahead of his wife last week. They are both expected to attend a Commonwealth Da