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    • Michelle and Matilda’s Snow Day

      By brenda | Goddess: Celebrity Moms and Dads – Fri, May 22, 2009 12:13 PM EDT

      Michelle Williams and her little girl Matilda enjoy a snowy day in Brooklyn, New York. - Daniel/Mauceri/INFphoto.comMichelle Williams and her 3-year-old daughter Matilda bundled up in their winter gear to enjoy all the snow that fell in NYC yesterday. While the actress is frequently photographed hanging out with her little girl in their Brooklyn 'hood, the one place where you won't see the duo on a regular basis is Hollywood.

      "I wouldn't raise [Matilda] there," Michelle recently told Britain's Telegraph newspaper. "For all the obvious reasons ... being [Heath Ledger's] daughter. It's a town that's about one thing and I want her to have options."

      While Williams would like her daughter to become a doctor, Matilda currently has her sights set on being a cowgirl. But I wouldn't completely rule out a career in entertainment for Ledger's little girl as she does have acting talent in her genes! No matter what she decides to be when she grows up, Matilda's already got an Oscar. Her late father was recently awarded the statuette for his work in "The Dark Knight." Although the Heath's parents and sister

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    • Jessica Goes From Red Carpet to Sandbox

      By lawrence | Goddess: Celebrity Moms and Dads – Fri, May 22, 2009 12:13 PM EDT

      Jessica Alba and her daughter head to LA's Coldwater Canyon Park for a playdate. - Madison/X17online.comWhile most of Hollywood spent Monday recovering from the Oscars, Jessica Alba enjoyed a playdate in LA's Coldwater Canyon Park with her daughter Honor.

      The "Fantastic Four" star and her husband Cash Warren were spotted partying at Sunday's star-studded Vanity Fair bash, where Jess donned a RM by Rolant Mouret gown and sexy shoes for the fashionable fete. But by Monday, the actress had traded in her black dress for black leggings and her peep-toes for boots. Jessica's outfit was perfect for stomping around the sandbox and swinging with her 8-month-old girl!

      Mom and daughter definitely looked like they were having fun, as evidenced by their huge smiles in the photos below:

      "Peekaboo, I see you!" - Madison/X17online.com

      Honor stays warm in an adorable jacket and scarf. - Madison/X17Online.com  

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    • Tori and Dean Build a Bear

      By brenda | Goddess: Celebrity Moms and Dads – Fri, May 22, 2009 12:13 PM EDT

      Tori Spelling shows off her 5-month-old baby girl, Stella Doreen. - Mark Sullivan/WireImage.comTori Spelling's 5-month-old daughter Stella Doreen was pretty in pink at the launch party for Nintendo Wii's new Build-A-Bear Workshop game. The girls were joined by Tori's husband, Dean McDermott, as well as Stella's big brothers, Liam and Jack.

      With so many kids, Tori and Dean have decided they need a bigger house for their brood. The couple has reportedly purchased a 6,718 square foot Tuscan-style villa in Encino, California. Now all they need to do is sell their current Westwood home, which can be yours for $2,395,000!

      Dean and Tori have their hands full with little Liam and Stella. - Mark Sullivan/WireImage.com  

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    • Anthony Kiedis’ Baby Blunder

      By kelly | Goddess: Celebrity Moms and Dads – Fri, May 22, 2009 12:13 PM EDT

      Red Hot Chili Peppers lead singer Anthony Kiedis hops behind the wheel with son Everly. - PacificCoastNews.comAnthony Kiedis clearly needs a lesson in child safety. The Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman was photographed leaving a Los Angeles supermarket with his adorable 8-month-old son Everly harnessed in a Baby Bjorn. While that may be a great way to shop with an infant, Kiedis apparently doesn't know that it's not intended to be used as a child restraint in the car ... no matter how short the drive.

      Kiedis and his baby boy exit a Los Angeles supermarket. - PacificCoastNews.com After grocery shopping, the singer hopped into his doorless electric vehicle without securing his baby boy in the recommended rear-facing car seat. (It looks like Kiedis didn't even restrain himself with a seatbelt!) Although I give the rocker props for driving an eco-friendly "car," his son's safety should come first. Kiedis' vehicle may not be able to exceed 25 mph, but the enormous SUVs that all Angelenos have to share the road with sure can.

      For tips on how to prevent accidental childhood injuries, check out Safe Kids USA.

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