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There’s always news buzzing in the world of parenting. Read on to see what’s making headlines this month on the mom/dad beat.

Boston.com Mom (February 15): Parenting should be an Olympic sport

• Read how Lylah Alphonse—Globe Magazine staff—compares parenting to the Olympic Games.

Motherlode (February 11): Does Pregnancy Affect Memory?

• Many pregnant mothers believe that they experience memory loss during pregnancy. Recent studies have shown that “mommy brain” may be a myth.

The Poop (February 10): Remembering your parents—and how your kids will remember you

• Children watch our every move. What do you remember about your parents and what would you like your children to remember about you?

The Poop (February 10): Piggyback Shoulder, and other parenting afflictions

• Peter Hartlaub of the San Francisco Chronicle details his list of parenting injuries and wonders if he’ll be feeling full-time pain at age 77.

The New York Times (January 23): She Works. They’re Happy.

• The New York Times reports on a study showing that working women stay married longer.

Sarah Michelle Gellar ventures out with daughter, Charlotte, for the first time in Santa Monica. Sarah Michelle wears Charlotte in a white BABYBJÖRN® Baby Carrier Synergy.