Leticia Cyrus

Now that Billy Ray and Tish Cyrus aren't actually calling it quits (they decided not to divorce just last week), Miley's parents are expressing their appreciation for all the fan support they're received over the last few months.Tish wrote on her Facebook page today (via Us magazine): "Big thanks to all of our family, friends, and fans who have kept us in their thoughts and prayers. I feel so blessed to have so much support from all of you.""Our family weathered a huge storm and I feel we are...Read Full Story

October 1st, 2008 Visited 83 times, 83 so far today Taylor Blue Posted in Celebrity Dads, Celebrity Kids, Nutrition | Jamie Oliver is both a chef and a dad. He has two children, Poppy, 6, and Daisy, 5, that eat well. I am sure that growing up in that household food was an important part of life. So how can we get our picky eaters to actually eat? Jamie has this to say… “I’m lucky because the kids have always eaten well — they got used to trying loads of new things when they were younger...Read Full Story

After 17 years of wedded bliss, Leticia Cyrus, who is seen in these photos accompanied by her 3 kids, leaves a law office in Los Ageles after news breaks that she and her husband, Billy Ray Cyrus, are divorcing. In these pics, she's with her son Braison, younger daughter Noah, and her older daughter, Brandi. Somehow, this news really doesn't surprise me at all.   Anyone else?Read Full Story

Raising toddlers can be as difficult as raising teens. In these formative years, toddlers can be real tyrants. Oftentimes, this is where first conflict arises between kids and parents even before the stage of adolescence. Any toddler's parent would do well with a nice parenting tip at this point.One key point of contention that is the subject of one parenting tip or another is a toddler's eating habits. Some toddlers are just so picky that their eating habits are a source of anxiety and...Read Full Story

I am an extremely picky eater. I don't like many of the foods that you would consider "diet" food. It's hard for me to lose a good amount of weight without basically starving myself. My success stories of losing weight in the past are eating one meal a day, but that is not an option anymore. When I work out, I lose weight, but not fast enough to suit me. Does anyone have any advice? I'm probably asking for a lot, considering I'm so picky. Thanks! I am also a picky eater. What I do is eat the...Read Full Story