Weekend Reads: Awesome cribs, FitBit Parenting, etc

Well hello hello! After a few technical difficulties, we’re back this week with some more weekend reads! What are you looking for this weekend?
If you’re looking for….genetics that will make you smile:
Babies and their parent’s baby pictures….some of these make me wonder if parthenogenesis might actually occur in humans.
If you’re looking for….a crib that will make you jealous:
This guy made his nephew a shark crib. It’s as awesome as it sounds. Click here now.
If you’re looking for….a day in the life of a parent (as told by FitBit):
Hey, someone has that!
If you’re looking for….all about Lego:
How Lego became the Apple of toys. Interesting comparison, interesting long form piece.
If you’re looking for….some discipline tips:
An experienced teacher helps you out. (from Mary)
If you’re looking for….some advice about Facebook:
The pitfalls of Facebook parenting. Interesting discussion about age of kids and privacy too.
If you’re looking for….a strange but important job:
This one comes with a content note for graphic talk of child abuse. An interesting article by a guy who works as an actor mimicking abused children, to help train police officers/lawyers/social workers how to properly interview potentially abused children. Sad, interesting and insightful.
If you’re looking for….a non traditional pregnancy announcement:
Try this one. Not every family can pull it off, but it made me literally LOL.