Link Roundup: Britney Spears Controversy

Thank goodness it's Friday... and another link roundup on Momversation! We're bringing you the creme de la creme of mom and kid links from around the Web.

Yay! The Senate passes a children's health bill, providing health insurance for four million uninsured kids (the House passed one two weeks ago).

The mom of the octuplets, Nadya Suleman, already has six kids. Was it right for the doctors to give her fertility treatments when she already had a brood at home?

The Motherlode blog asks, Are all moms mad at dad? Are you mad at dad?

Uh oh. Mercury found in high fructose corn syrup. Mercury can lead to birth defects, among other things. Great. Another thing to put on the do-not-eat list.

Strollerderby wants you to know that a little dirt won't hurt; it might even build up your kids' immune systems. So put down that broom!

The Academy of American Pediatrics cautions against co-sleeping. Yahoo! Shine Parenting weighs in on the controversial practice.

Momgrind gives us ten disturbing facts about women and body image. Maybe it's time to give ourselves a break!

Ugh. The Parents Television Council wants the Britney Spears song "If You Seek Amy" banned from radio stations because its title is "indecent." Why, you ask? Say it slowly. Still asking why? Exactly.

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