Brangelina Syndrome

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Will children feel emotional scars because they don’t share the twin genetic heritage of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt?

How can parents know if their children aren’t coping well with the Brangelina baby? Stay alert. Monitor your kids’ television viewing, Web surfing, and glossy celebrity-weekly reading habits. Also, look for nonverbal signs: moodiness, anger, silence, anxiety, regression, nightmares, bed-wetting. These may be indicators that your child is struggling with the Brangelina baby.

The Brangelina Baby

Richard | May 22, 2006 •
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