A Baby Photo Mess!

They're adorable, huggable, lovable, cute, cuddly and kissable...until they sit in a high chair and start to eat. Then things get really messy and even downright disgusting. The pureed carrots, squash, green beans and meat wind up more down their stomachs, back, in their hair and down their diaper than in their mouths.

But we all have a baby photo mess. Right? The one picture of birthday cake or corn on the cob smeared from here to there and everywhere. There has to be at least one time when the camera was out when you were a baby making goo all over yourself and enjoying it all way too much. Mine is sitting over the huge 22 lb. turkey as if I was going to ride the thing instead of eat it.

Baby Photo Postage Stamps

Another novel idea has come to light even though it has been around since 2004. It is postage stamps with a baby photo, your photo, your pets photo or anything else you want. As long as it is not obscene or disturbing images you can place any prized picture on the stamp that you want.

Placing a stamp with your baby on it would be a great idea for birth announcements, kids birthday invitations, thank you cards, baptism celebrations, baby shower invitations or anything else you can think of. This is great for cards sent to family, friends or co-workers. You could get really creative and imaginative with all the possibilities and people would think you are so clever since most have not heard about this yet.

Pregnant Teen gets a $1 Million Baby Photo Op

Jamie Lynn Spears, star of Nickelodeon's "Zoey 101," has just announced that she is at least three months pregnant. The 16 year-old, younger sister of Brittney Spears seems to be following in her big sisters footsteps.

Once the baby is born, the teen will get a whopping $1 million from a magazine for an exclusive baby photo spread. Her sister is also known for poor parenting and has an enormous appetite for paparazzi attention.

There has been a huge negative reaction from the public. Some people see this as a blow to education efforts to prevent teen pregnancy. Many parents now have to talk to their children about their former role model.