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The High Chair Dropped Britney Spears' Baby

Britney Spears’ baby boy recently fell and bonked his head, but the singer reportedly thinks a high chair might be to blame.

A nanny was taking the seven-month-old tot from his high chair earlier this month when “something snapped,” according to a report in People magazine.

Baby Sean Preston was taken to the hospital, where he was deemed okay, but now Spears is looking into suing the maker of the chair, according to In Touch Weekly. “The chair’s back broke,” a “family insider” explained to the mag. “She’s going to see if there was a fault in the chair.”

Meanwhile, Shar Jackson — the mother of two children by Spears’ hubby, Kevin Federline — reportedly doesn’t have great faith in Spears’ mothering abilities.

“Shar told Kevin that Britney can’t be alone with their kids,” a source told the mag. “Shar said that if Kevin wants to see their kids, he and Britney must do it at a hotel. “She doesn’t know what goes on at their house and there are too many strangers hanging around.”

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Mr. Spears "F Divorce"


Kevin Federline has hit back at speculation that his marriage to Britney Spears will not last.

Speaking in an interview with US magazine Spin, K-Fed was so certain about their relationship that he couldn’t stop swearing. “"I ain't gettin' no divorce,” said Kevin, sounding a little like Mr T from the A-Team. “F**k that!"

"I don't believe in that s**t. Once you get married, you're in it for the fight."


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Britney Hubby K-Fed's 'Gangsta Life' On The Hustle


Britney Spears' pimped out hubby K-Fed was frightened that he would end up like all of his 'hustlin' homies' in the gangsta life, after watching his friends get shot up or locked up for gang activity.

The rapper wannabe first became involved with gangs in L.A. and remained involved when he moved up north to Fresno, California.

He says, "I moved back to Fresno and the gangster stuff started coming along."

"It was crazy for a while. Crazy like shooting at people, people getting robbed."

"A lot of my people got locked up; a lot of my people are dead. I'm not gonna sit here and get into details about what I did."

"I'm not gonna sit here and say that I'm this grimy, gutter, gangsta. But I have been on the hustle."

Excuse me while I gag.

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Britney Making A Comeback Whilst In Hiding

Pop princess or tabloid queen Britney Spears has been in hiding for a few weeks now and the question on everybody's lips is "where is she?" Sources say with an album out middle of November Britney is determined to get her body back better than ever and in record time.

She's on an extremely strict diet and is doing hours of workouts each day. The next time she steps out dont expect to recognise her says a source close to Spears. Britney is set to start magazine shoots and promotional work later next month, her new single will premiere September 2006. Credit: tobstar73 from Pop Prodigy and UBritney.com (for editing).

I had this feeling that this is what Britney was doing. I was about to make an article about it the other day. I hope she stays healthy and doesn't get exhausted.

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Britney's New Track: 'Everybody'

It has been confirmed by Jonathan Rotem's official website that he will be working with Britney on her next album, and has already started working on a track called "Everybody." It looks as if Britney's album just may debut late this year. The website says the following about Britney's new song:

2006 Unreleased Projects
Britney Spears - 'Everybody' on upcoming album (Jive)


Britney To Send Kevin To Charm School


Growing up in Kentwood, La., Britney Spears dreamed of a Prince Charming who’d sweep her off her feet. But her husband’s lack of manners has her fed up. A friend of Britney and Kevin Federline’s reveals that Britney’s solution is to enroll him in a “charm school” workshop with a Beverly Hills therapist reports NW Magazine.

Meanwhile, Aspiring rapper KEVIN FEDERLINE insists his marriage to BRITNEY SPEARS will never end in divorce like NICK LACHEY and JESSICA SIMPSON's relationship. Federline believes the former NEWLYWEDS: NICK + JESSICA stars didn't work hard enough to keep their relationship together.He explains, "My situation is different. I ain't gettin' no divorce. F**k that!"I don't believe in that s**t. Once you get married, you're in it for the fight."

The former back-up dancer believes Lachey is entitled to multi-million dollar alimony payments from his estranged wife - because the couple became even more famous while they were married.He explains, "They did their whole thing together. They really blew up together on that (reality) show. They deserve whatever they get."

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K-Fed: "I Didn't Pimp Britney"

Britney Spears' wannabe rapper hubby Kevin Federline adores his his 'pimp' appearance because it provides him a way to be 'rap-worthy', according to a published report.

K-Fed was wearing a track outfit to his marriage celebration in 2004 that had the words 'Pimp Daddy' on the back, so he explains, "If I'm gonna be a rapper, that image can't really hurt."

However, K-Fed insists that his 'pimp' status and reputation won't continue into his family life with wifey Britney Spears.

"A real pimp is a dude who's making money off b***hes who sling that a** on the street."

"Nowadays, people will say they're a pimp just because they're suave."

"I'm not no pimp. I'm just Kevin. Happy husband. Happy father. I didn't pimp Britney. I found love."

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Britney In The Constant Lime Light

Oh how we all love hearing about what the pop princess Britney Spears does on a daily basis. Everything from her childcare woes to her switching toothpaste seems to be newsworthy information. But what about the real people out there, the typical American parents that are making the same childcare mistakes as Spears has been getting public attention for that are never reprimanded?

Over the past few months, Britney Spears, her husband Kevin Federline and their six-month-old son Sean Preston have been in the news just about daily. Their quick engagement and marriage, their divorce rumors and all of the "problems" with her pregnancy have brought their faces on to the newsstands for months. Now with all of the public concerns over their inadequate parenting, they are even more popular. Is any press still good press?

According to the Associated Press, the two most recent incidences of stupidity, dropping Sean Preston and driving around with him in her lap, were not a result of anything being "improper within the home." The real problem in this situation, however, is that celebrities do something wrong, it is a huge problem but if the American public does it we ignore it and hope it will go away rather than let the country look bad.

There are parents and caregivers all over this country that drop babies, don't make children sit in their car seats and abuse children each and everyday. What about all of those parents? Why isn't the Department of Children and Family Services visiting their homes with a police escort? OK, it is great to bring all of this to light, but what can we do about it as college students?

Whether you are a teacher, a healthcare provider, a construction manager or some kind of industrial technology major, public education is part of your job. We, the seekers of higher education, have an obligation to this country and its children to stop abuse, neglect and all around irresponsible parenting. Some students here already have children, some would like children and other want nothing to do with them, which ever is the case, as a generation, we have an influence over future generations.

Take some time, if you already are a parent, to look at the way you are taking care of your children and see if there are any changes that you could make that would not only benefit your children but also yourself. If you are planning on having children in the future, think about the things that will be important to you as a parent when that time comes and learn from the mistakes of others. If you are not going to have children, think about joining some kind of mentoring program or volunteer at the Boys and Girls Club over the summer if you have some time.

Whatever you do, think about what it was like to be a child and try to be a good role model for those younger than yourself.

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