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Preschoolers ride out storm in basementupdated: Fri Mar 02 2012 17:01:00

Mark Smith describes the scene in Alabama after a tornado forced children to seek shelter in a church basement.

Giving back what cancer takes awayupdated: Thu Feb 16 2012 17:00:00

CNN Hero Nancy Zuch and her daughter Morgan are giving young cancer patients a sense of normalcy.

Giving a childhood to young cancer patientsupdated: Thu Feb 16 2012 17:00:00

Traveling down New York's Fifth Avenue, 4-year-old Joseph Mezzapesa sees his favorite store, Build-A-Bear Workshop, from the back seat of the family's SUV.

Why we need to let kids be creativeupdated: Tue Jan 03 2012 07:35:00

It's a brisk winter morning in New York City and a class of bubbly preschoolers have burst into Room 5 of the Brooklyn Heights Montessori School for a period of free play. Amid an explosion of drawing, coloring, and play-dough kneading, Maxine, 3, and Harper, 4, two towheaded girls in pink skirts, are building a tower out of colorful wood blocks. Their structure, however, is top-heavy, and it begins to wobble. The pair stops and scrutinizes their work. Harper dismantles the tower and starts to rebuild. "Let's put it like this," she tells Maxine, using the biggest blocks to create a solid foundation. Up the tower goes again, this time standing firmly on a solid base.

Top 10 parenting fails of 2011 updated: Fri Dec 30 2011 07:39:00

Parenting's a hard job, we admit. But take heart; no matter how much you're struggling, you're probably doing better than these sorry moms and dads making headlines this year. Read through our list, and then congratulate yourself for doing a pretty good job, all things considered.

Student with HIV sues private residential school for denied admissionupdated: Fri Dec 02 2011 23:02:00

A 13-year-old Pennsylvania boy is suing a private residential school for discrimination after it refused to admit him because he has HIV, his attorneys said.

School rejects HIV applicantupdated: Fri Dec 02 2011 23:02:00

Anderson Cooper is "Keeping Them Honest," as a school rejects a child simply because he has HIV.

Babies are smarter than you thinkupdated: Sun Oct 23 2011 14:57:00

In the past 30 years we've learned that babies and young children know more and learn more than we would ever have thought possible.

Babies: 'The R&D division of our species'updated: Sun Oct 23 2011 14:57:00

Psychologist Alison Gopnik explores the intelligence-gathering and decision-making babies develop when they play.

Building a good parent-teacher relationshipupdated: Mon Sep 12 2011 15:10:00

Want to know how to build a good parent-teacher relationship? We share teachers' top pet peeves, how to score brownie points with teachers and more.

Montana kids transform into 'Superheroes of Kindness'updated: Sat Sep 03 2011 12:27:00

Talk to any group of 3-year-olds, and you're sure to find one who wants to be a superhero. The capes and the costumes can make them feel as if they have magical powers.

Mister Rogers' new neighborhood?updated: Tue Aug 09 2011 09:29:00

When PBS announced last week that it would be resurrecting "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" with an animated tiger in the place of Fred Rogers, I was skeptical.

Peace Corps volunteer charged with sexual abuse of children in Africaupdated: Fri Aug 05 2011 15:59:00

A former Peace Corps volunteer from Connecticut is charged with sexual abuse of several preschool children in South Africa last year.

Preschoolers get the good word on reading from officials, celebritiesupdated: Wed Jul 06 2011 18:25:00

"Bang ups and hang ups can happen to you," Attorney General Eric Holder read to a group of preschoolers from Dr. Seuss' book "Oh, The Places You'll Go" at the Department of Education's kickoff to its summer reading program on Wednesday.

Money Magazine: Budgeting for an emergency fundupdated: Tue Jun 21 2011 10:26:00

With a combined income of $225,000 and a nest egg of $330,000, Rick and Amy Mendez, 41 and 43, seem like they are in good financial shape. But a closer look reveals that they're lacking something crucial: emergency savings.

Michelle Obama set to inspire new generation of women leadersupdated: Tue Jun 21 2011 07:59:00

When Zimbabwean-born Brendah Nyakudya started raising funds to open nursery schools in South Africa's impoverished communities six years ago, she didn't expect that one day the project would secure her a spot at the most sought-after gathering of women on the continent.

First Lady meets African womenupdated: Tue Jun 21 2011 07:59:00

An African woman gets news that she is one of 75 chosen to meet with First Lady Michelle Obama. Nkepile Mabuse reports.

Why doesn't daddy live here?updated: Thu May 19 2011 11:31:00

My son, Jack, asked me The Question one evening while watching "Olivia" on Nick Jr. It was triggered by a scene where Olivia's father helps her look for her superspecial red-and-white tights.

CNNMoney: Paying for gas forces painful sacrificesupdated: Wed May 04 2011 11:11:00

Aljolynn Sperber, a single mom in Los Angeles, says she can no longer afford to visit her family in Sacramento because of the cost of fuel.

Police: Florida boy drops loaded handgun inside pre-kindergarten classupdated: Fri Jan 28 2011 07:32:00

Florida police are trying to figure out how a 5-year-old boy came into possession of a loaded handgun that he dropped inside a pre-kindergarten class.

5-year-old drops loaded gun in classupdated: Fri Jan 28 2011 07:32:00

Police may charge the parents of a child who brought a loaded gun to a Florida school. WJXT reports.

Want to get your kids into college? Let them playupdated: Wed Dec 29 2010 10:26:00

Every day where we work, we see our young students struggling with the transition from home to school. They're all wonderful kids, but some can't share easily or listen in a group.

Inside one boy's anorexia: 'How can I burn the most calories?'updated: Fri Dec 03 2010 09:06:00

In class, Eric Ostendorf fidgeted in his seat and constantly kicked his knees up for exercise. He'd ask to go to the restroom, where he would do 45 chin-ups using the bar between the stall walls.

Head Start for kids, prisoner parentsupdated: Mon Nov 29 2010 07:49:00

Christal Maki disappeared from her daughter's life when Mia was 2 years old.

Fire from lightning strike kills 7 at nursery party in South Africaupdated: Sat Nov 27 2010 15:30:00

A fire caused by a lightning strike killed seven people -- including a 4-year-old child -- at a nursery school Christmas party in South Africa, a government minister said Saturday.

Lightning strike kills 7 at nursery school party in South Africaupdated: Sat Nov 27 2010 13:48:00

A lightning strike killed seven people -- including a 4-year-old child -- at a nursery school Christmas party in South Africa, a government spokeswoman said Saturday.

Your healthiest fast food choicesupdated: Thu Nov 11 2010 09:43:00

Toby Amidor remembers well -- but not fondly -- her child's meltdown over a bottle of Yoo-hoo.

Feds investigate Head Start enrollmentupdated: Mon Oct 25 2010 13:07:00

Some Head Start programs allegedly enroll people above the income limit while poor families are wait-listed.

Kids, parents still waiting on Head Startupdated: Mon Oct 25 2010 13:07:00

Lamont Butler is a single father, unemployed for more than a year and trying to do the best for his daughter, 3-year-old Samaya. The family qualifies for the federal government's free pre-kindergarten program, Head Start, but has been on a waiting list for more than a year.

Robot teachers invade South Korean classroomsupdated: Fri Oct 22 2010 11:19:00

It's a typical classroom scene: Students working at their desks as the teacher calls out instructions. But, unlike your average teacher, this one is made of plastic and computer circuits.

HIV-positive muppet to star in Nigeria's 'Sesame Street'updated: Thu Oct 07 2010 06:48:00

Big Bird and the Cookie Monster have some new friends, but they're a long way from "Sesame Street."

Texas school rejects 4-year-old over lesbian parentsupdated: Mon Aug 23 2010 21:20:00

A private religious school in Texas has denied admission to the daughter of a lesbian couple who wanted to enroll the child in preschool, citing its "clear teaching of the Christian faith" for the refusal.

I'm a person, not a conditionupdated: Mon Jul 26 2010 19:45:00

As I sat on the White House lawn 20 years ago and watched President George H.W. Bush sign the Americans with Disabilities Act into law, I knew it was a grand day for disabled people. However, I also knew that we still had a long way to go.

Important updates to Disabilities Actupdated: Mon Jul 26 2010 19:45:00

President Obama announces sweeping improvements to the ADA on the 20th anniversary of the legislation's passing.

CNNMoney: How The Wiggles became an empireupdated: Mon Jul 19 2010 14:42:00

Throw two former preschool teachers, a rock band keyboardist and a singer together and you get the world's most famous pop band for the toddler set: The Wiggles.

People.com: Britney Spears and Kevin Federline Reunite for Sons' Preschool Graduationupdated: Sat Jun 26 2010 17:48:00

The couple, who split in 2006, interact briefly; the boys are treated to Happy Meals

People.com: Nickelodeon Sets Lineup for First Mega Music Festupdated: Tue May 11 2010 22:29:00

Musical stars will join the network's hottest preschool characters for duets at the "interactive concert"

What's driving attacks on China's kids?updated: Mon May 03 2010 10:11:00

What's behind a series of violent attacks on young students in China? CNN's Jaime Florcruz reports.

Execution does not stop Chinese knife attacksupdated: Mon May 03 2010 10:11:00

Early in the morning on March 23, Zheng Minsheng walked in front of an elementary school in Fujian province. Wielding a knife, he attacked the students who happened to be around, killing eight and wounding several others.

Schools in China prepare for copycat attacksupdated: Fri Apr 30 2010 12:43:00

China's kindergartens and preschools increased security after another violent attack on children and teachers Friday.

Day care centers turn on TV for toddlers, study findsupdated: Sat Nov 28 2009 16:09:00

Think your children are getting hours of playtime, story readings and stimulating lessons at day care? Maybe they are, but they could also be spending a chunk of their day watching TV or DVDs.

Stars remember 'Sesame Street'updated: Thu Nov 05 2009 09:49:00

Stars at the NYU Tisch Gala recollect fond memories of 'Sesame Street.'

'Sesame Street's' been swept, but the magic of show remainsupdated: Thu Nov 05 2009 09:49:00

In the early days of "Sesame Street" -- that is, B.E. (Before Elmo) -- Sesame Street was a pretty grimy place.

Discipline mistakes that make your life harderupdated: Mon Nov 02 2009 14:21:00

You know the drill: You give your child an ultimatum -- "Get dressed or we're staying home!" -- and naturally she says, "Okay, we'll stay home!" Might as well plant a big "L" on your forehead.

India's nursery school bluesupdated: Tue May 12 2009 00:14:00

CNN's Sara Sidner visits one of New Delhi's top ten nursery schools to find out why competition is so fierce.

Nursery school competition heats up in Indiaupdated: Tue May 12 2009 00:14:00

There was stone cold silence in the car, as the Kumars drove home.

10 growing jobs in educationupdated: Mon May 11 2009 08:40:00

In the past year, there's been so much talk about job loss, high unemployment rates, lack of jobs and employment declines that it's been hard to focus on anything else.

LBJ and Reagan loyalists clash over Obama agendaupdated: Tue Apr 07 2009 21:37:00

"Who controls the past controls the future."

My son's struggle against deadly food allergiesupdated: Fri Apr 03 2009 10:45:00

Chicken nuggets. Sandwiches. Pizza. Baseball games. Play-Doh. These are some of the basics of childhood that could prove deadly to my 4-year-old son, Teddy.

What to do if your child can't sleepupdated: Mon Mar 30 2009 12:08:00

Put bedtime bugaboos -- and your kids -- to rest with these expert solutions.

Police charge suspect with Belgian nursery school killingsupdated: Sat Jan 24 2009 11:21:00

Authorities have charged a 20-year-old man with murder and attempted murder in a stabbing rampage at a Belgian nursery school that left two children and a staff member dead and a dozen others wounded.

Belgian nursery stabbingupdated: Sat Jan 24 2009 11:21:00

Two children and an adult are dead and dozens wounded in a Belgian day care stabbing. CNN's Atika Shubert reports.

Mandatory flu vaccine for kidsupdated: Fri Jan 16 2009 18:07:00

New Jersey mandates flu vaccine for young children. CNN's Alina Cho reports.

Some parents oppose New Jersey's new flu vaccination lawupdated: Fri Jan 16 2009 18:07:00

Since the beginning of the year the family clinic at the Children's Hospital of New Jersey has seen an influx of young children coming in for flu shots.

Why kids lie -- An age-by-age guideupdated: Wed Nov 12 2008 09:28:00

"Daddy puts on your bras sometimes," my then 4-year-old said nonchalantly as I tried on lingerie in a department store dressing room.

America's most-wanted workersupdated: Wed Oct 01 2008 10:57:00

Though the U.S. economy has softened this year -- headlines warn of mortgage woes, layoffs and escalating gas prices -- there are still jobs out there... you just have to know where to look.

Is your kid really gifted? Probably notupdated: Wed Aug 27 2008 16:58:00

Did your child walk and talk early? Does she have a brain like a sponge? Scribble magnificently? Love learning? Ask questions that leave you marveling (and scrambling to Google an answer)?

Bush to visit AIDS kidsupdated: Wed Aug 06 2008 21:25:00

CNN's Dan Rivers reports from Bangkok on Father Joe and the AIDS orphans who will host President Bush.

Bangkok's 'Slaughterhouse' children find a havenupdated: Wed Aug 06 2008 21:25:00

In Klong Toey, a Bangkok district between a highway and the Chao Phraya River, families of four share motorbikes, street vendors sell residents pouches of food, and doors of homes are open to the outside. A salesman on a bike cart sells broomsticks, while motorcycle taxi drivers, dressed in orange vests, wait at a corner.

7 qualities you need to be a great parent to a preschooler updated: Tue Jan 22 2008 10:03:00

What's it really take to parent a preschooler? It's pretty simple, once you realize what kids this age can and can't do (and what sets them off and what keeps them happy!). Here are seven qualities that make it much easier to manage all that, and why they're so crucial when you've got an independent-minded, boundary-testing picky eater on your hands.

10 ways to get kids environmentally involvedupdated: Tue Oct 23 2007 14:50:00

1. Be artful. Stock your child's coloring table with used printer paper and empty cereal boxes. He can draw on the unprinted sides of the paper, and the insides of cereal boxes are great for finger painting. Bonus points for turning his artwork into wrapping paper.

What scares kids, age by age, and how to soothe themupdated: Fri Oct 19 2007 12:32:00

Julia has never been especially fearful, so I was caught off guard when just before her fifth birthday she became terrified of being poisoned. She cried after she accidentally swallowed a crayon shaving. Even the beloved cherry-red lipsticks that were her favorite part of dress-up now seemed fraught with danger. "Mommy! By mistake lipstick got on my tongue!" she yelled, running into my room one day. "Am I going to die?"

CNNMoney: Chinese toymaker commits suicide after recallupdated: Mon Aug 13 2007 05:48:00

The boss of a Chinese toy manufacturing company involved in a Mattel recall after its products were found to contain excessive lead levels has hanged himself, Chinese media reported Monday.

Bright side of your child's bad behaviorupdated: Wed Jul 25 2007 21:11:00

From hitting to lying, some of the worst things your child does are actually achievements you can be proud of!

Obama connects on campaignupdated: Tue Jul 03 2007 01:08:00

Obama connects on campaign

A new age of African Madrasasupdated: Fri Apr 27 2007 07:19:00

It's 8 a.m. in the morning and a group of tiny tots are heading towards a simple building on the outskirts of their village near Mombasa.

CNNMoney: Mattel posts profit; Barbie's new online ventureupdated: Mon Apr 16 2007 07:33:00

Toymaker Mattel on Monday posted first-quarter profits, versus expectations for a loss, as strong sales of its pre-school Fisher-Price toys and its Hot Wheels toys for boys offset a 21 percent drop in U.S. sales of Barbie dolls.

Hostage-taker releases children, teachersupdated: Wed Mar 28 2007 00:27:00

A daycare operator -- armed with grenades and a gun -- released more than 30 preschool children and their teachers Wednesday after holding them hostage on a bus for more than eight hours.

How to raise a compassionate childupdated: Tue Jan 02 2007 13:13:00

While rummaging through an old box, my daughter, Claire, came across the stuffed bear I'd had when I was her age, a deeply loved creature named Teddy. "How come Teddy has no fur?" she asked. "Why doesn't she have eyes?" I explained that my cousin's dog had chewed up Teddy when I was a kid. She was aghast.

At home and school, kids are sedentaryupdated: Tue Jun 20 2006 10:08:00

At home, the phrase "Go watch TV" to kids has replaced "Go outside and play" in many families. At school, the daily hour of recess is dwindling. The combination is contributing to many kids not getting enough exercise, according to some experts.

Fortune: COMCAST AND VIACOM BATTLE FOR THE KIDS updated: Mon Dec 12 2005 00:01:00

THREE-YEAR-OLDS DON'T HAVE Disposable income. And when it comes to television, few of them channel-surf. Preschoolers, in other words, are not the audience you'd expect to be the focus of a cable T...

Fortune: Jack Grubman Is Back. Just Ask Him updated: Mon May 16 2005 00:01:00

A sharp-looking man carrying an Hermès briefcase emerges from a chauffeured Town Car in the parking lot of a quiet little strip mall in suburban Cabin John, Md.--the kind of place that could be any...

EW Review: DVD has 'Incredible' extrasupdated: Mon Mar 14 2005 15:14:00

Seeing hordes of parents bringing their preschoolers to "The Incredibles" always amazed me.

Report: Obesity rising sharply among U.S. preschoolersupdated: Thu Dec 30 2004 15:41:00

The obesity epidemic is reaching down to the playpen: More than 10 percent of U.S. children ages 2 to 5 are overweight, the American Heart Association reported Thursday.

CNNMoney: Comcast Plans Network for Toddlersupdated: Wed Jun 09 2004 06:02:00

In a deal that would unite the biggest stars of the two-to-five-year-old set, Comcast Corp. (CMCSK) is in advanced negotiations with the Public Broadcasting System, Sesame Street Workshop and HIT Entertainment to develop the first 24- hour network dedicated to preschool kids, people familiar with the matter told The Wall Street Journal.

CNNMoney: Teach your children wellupdated: Tue Jan 06 2004 09:34:00

Dear Armchair Millionaire: My parents were terrible teachers and role models when it came to money. I have my own kids now and don't want to make the same mistakes. What should I be teaching them about money? --C.P.

Money Magazine: Financial Muscleupdated: Wed Oct 01 2003 00:01:00

The movie star and the geeky investment shop? The pairing would never fly on-screen, but California's gubernatorial race has turned up all kinds of oddities. In fact, candidate Arnold Schwarzenegg...

Fortune: This Little Piggy Went to Preschool Citigroupupdated: Mon Dec 09 2002 00:01:00

We already have the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Should we add the Private Schools Corrupt Practices Act?

Fortune: The Education Nonissueupdated: Mon Oct 11 1999 00:01:00

You can hardly venture onto the campaign trail without stumbling over some candidate's education proposal. They're everywhere, like lice on a second-grader's head. But pick the nits of this issue, ...

Money Magazine: Do middle-class kids need more government, or more time with parents?updated: Sun Mar 01 1998 00:01:00

January's "Why Middle-Class Kids Are Losing Out" prompted several readers to question our story's emphasis on what we as a nation are, or aren't, investing in day care and early childhood education...

Money Magazine: Why Middle-Class Kids Are Losing Out They are at greater risk of receiving unsafe day care, and 11% have lost health insurance supdated: Thu Jan 01 1998 00:01:00

Americans like to say that our children are our most valuable asset. Yet children at all income levels are suffering from neglect--not just the children of poverty, as some would like you to think....

Money Magazine: TROPHY KIDS A NEW ALL-OR-NOTHING PHILOSOPHY IS FORCING YOUR CHILDREN TO COMPETE AGAINST TODAY'Supdated: Sat Mar 01 1997 00:01:00

Lillian Micko had a vision. It was around five o'clock one evening last spring. She was pulling out of a McDonald's drive-through in her hometown of Mount Laurel, N.J. with her boys Danny, 11, and ...

Money Magazine: A POTENTIAL 48% GAIN PUTS THESE EDUCATION STOCKS AT THE HEAD OF THE CLASSupdated: Mon Jan 01 1996 00:01:00

YOU KNOW THE BULL MARKET IS LONG IN THE hoof when a tightwad like me is attracted to three small growth stocks that each rose 100% or better in 1995. Yet I'm convinced that as long as the bulls don...

Fortune: COMPANIES TO WATCHupdated: Mon Feb 07 1994 00:01:00

GYMBOREE Gymboree is turning child's play into big business. The company, in Burlingame, California, began in 1976 by offering play and exercise classes to young children and their parents. Ten yea...

Fortune: WHAT COMPANIES ARE DOINGupdated: Mon Nov 29 1993 00:01:00

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Money Magazine: THE WORLD'S BEST 5 IDEAS FRANCE How to prime kids for schoolupdated: Tue Jun 01 1993 00:01:00

While Americans proclaim the social and academic benefits of early-childhood education, the French deliver it: Virtually all children attend preschool, and eight of 10 go to free, government-run in...

Money Magazine: THE WORLD'S BEST 5 IDEAS Other countries are doing a better job of caring for their infants, educating their children and tendinupdated: Tue Jun 01 1993 00:01:00

Imagine an America where: -- All parents could take time off from their jobs with pay until their children were beyond infancy and enrolled in high-quality day care. -- All children could attend fr...

Fortune: HOW BUSINESS CAN HELP THE SCHOOLS Results from the fourth annual FORTUNE poll of companies show more commitment to education -- updated: Mon Nov 16 1992 00:01:00

THE EDUCATION message is getting through. When asked how concerned corporations were about the problems in American public schools, 98% of the companies responding to FORTUNE's fourth annual educat...

Fortune: STRUGGLING TO SAVE OUR KIDS Many more than ever face the crises of childhood: violence, drugs, bad schools, updated: Mon Aug 10 1992 00:01:00

IF THE WELL-BEING of its children is the proper measure of the health of a civilization, the United States is in grave danger. Of the 65 million Americans under 18, fully 20% live in poverty, 22% l...

Fortune: MOST DANGEROUS AND ENDANGERED As both victims and perpetrators of crime and other pathologies, America's boys updated: Mon Aug 10 1992 00:01:00

WHEN DETROIT announced a plan to open three all-male, all-black public schools last year, the National Organization for Women and the American Civil Liberties Union rose up and defeated it. In resp...

Fortune: NEW VROOM IN TOY STOCKSupdated: Mon Jun 01 1992 00:01:00

If you rode the toy stocks' 90% rise last year, give a pat on the back to Barbie and G.I. Joe. Together with other venerable oldsters of playland, they helped push sales of traditional toys in the ...

Fortune: PRESCHOOL AROUND THE GLOBE The U.S. can't afford to ignore the payoff from early childhood education. Here are grade A lessons fupdated: Mon Oct 21 1991 00:01:00

WHEN IT COMES to early childhood education, the U.S. ranks near the bottom of the class. Nearly every other major industrialized nation -- and even some developing countries -- see the job of educa...

Fortune: FORTUNE Magazine contents page OCTOBER 21, 1991 VOL. 124, NO. 9 updated: Mon Oct 21 1991 00:01:00

THE SOCIETY/COVER STORY 52 HOW THE AVERAGE AMERICAN GETS BY Middle-class squeeze may be the most potent force shaping American life and the economy over the next decade: Money is tight, jobs insecu...

Fortune: HOW BUSINESS HELPS THE SCHOOLS A FORTUNE poll shows that many more companies are spending their education dollars on young childupdated: Mon Oct 21 1991 00:01:00

CORPORATE America's commitment to reading, writing, and arithmetic in 1991 was bigger, broader, and better than ever. Even more encouraging, CEOs of the leading companies believe their considerable...

Fortune: A script for Donald Trump, the case of the vanishing database, economics for pilots, and other matters. ONLY IN AMERICA (Cont'd)updated: Mon Mar 11 1991 00:01:00

A former teacher at a Simi Valley private school filed a lawsuit . . . against a preschooler she once taught, saying the boy caused permanent injury when he kicked her in the ankle. Lynne M. Fava a...

Fortune: HOW QUAKER OATS GOT ROLLED The Oat King's misadventures in pet foods and toys were a manager's worst nightmare: rational decisioupdated: Mon Oct 08 1990 00:01:00

AS A FRIEND said of W. C. Fields, anyone who hates children and dogs can't be all bad. These days Uncle Claude might find some like-minded folks over at % Quaker Oats Co. Kids and pooches have not ...

Money Magazine: CAN YOU AFFORD YOUR KIDS? The answer can be upsetting -- unless you make the right financial moves now to meet the truly staggerupdated: Sun Jul 01 1990 00:01:00

Like most parents, Blake Magee's mother and father want only the best for their 15-month-old son. Since both Jennifer and Donald work, they pay a nanny to take care of Blake (left), and hope to pla...

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