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Celebrity Baby News

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The news is filled with stories of celebrity baby bumps and babies. But what really matters about these stories? How do they affect you, and the ones you love? Media love covering these stories because it’s clickbait for their audiences, and money for their advertisers. But there’s more than that to these stories.

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TAKE ACTION:  People Magazine and Cheatsheet.com are two of the biggest news brands covering celebrity baby stories. Tweet People’s Editor in Chief Dan Wakeford, @danwakeford, and email the Cheatsheet staff at feedback@cheathsheet.com and urge them to consider the impact of their stories, and the need for responsible family planning modeling that improves child welfare, promotes equity, and protects the environment.

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