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Brownville, ME Mom Goes to Jail for Partying with Daughter's Pre-Teen Friends

Mac Dickson — Tue, 23 Apr 2013 19:25:32 +0000

Tanya Donnelly, 38, from Brownville, ME probably won’t be getting a ‘Mom of the Year’ award. She’s heading back to jail. She was convicted for giving alcohol and drugs to her daughter’s pre-teen friends and now the Maine Supreme Judicial Court has upheld the conviction. Donnelly was first sentenced last June to a year in [...]

Mother Who Hired Strippers for Teen Son's Birthday Party Probably Wishes She Hadn't

Drew Weisholtz — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 03:00:59 +0000

Most teens don’t think their moms are cool, but you can bet this kid in South Glens Falls, NY thinks his mother is awesome. That’s because 33-year-old mom Judy Viger thought it would be a great idea last November to hire two strippers to perform at her son’s birthday party — his 16thbirthday party. Considering [...]

The Internet Riots After Elizabeth Banks Says Mothers of Only Children Aren't 'Really' Moms

Cassandra Rose — Thu, 17 Jan 2013 19:51:08 +0000

Actress Elizabeth Banks has gone and pissed off the one portion of the population you never want to make angry: moms. She won't like them when they're angry.

The fire was ignited in an interview with PEOPLE, where Banks discussed what it was like to be a mother. Innocuous enough stuff, until she brought up how having more than one kid is much more difficult and moms of only children just aren't "real" parents.

Where Are the Best Cities for Working Moms? Mostly in Ohio, Apparently

Donald Deane — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 02:28:45 +0000

According a new Forbes list of the best cities for working moms, women looking to work and raise children at the same time may want to consider moving to the Buckeye State. Three Ohio cities made it into the top 10, including the number one spot.

Texas Mom Arrested For Letting Kids Play on Quiet Suburban Street

Jeremy Taylor — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 21:00:48 +0000

Tammy Cooper and her husband moved to their house on a cul-de-sac in a quiet La Porte, Texas neighborhood so they would have a safe place for their nine and six-year-old children to grow up.

And Cooper thought she was reaping the benefits of her suburban lifestyle as she sat on her lawn and watched her children play on their scooters. But this tranquility was interrupted when a police car pulled in front of her home and the officer approached her. Cooper asked him what he was here for. "We're here for you," he responded.