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Log in to Facebook to turn on your personal activity feed and see what your friends are reading, commenting on, and liking on Babble.
Further enhance your experience by turning on sharing to allow your own activity on Babble to be shared with your Facebook friends.
Simply click the "On" button and choose your level of sharing. You're in total control. Share everything or only the posts you choose. Reading about a sensitive topic? Toggle the sharing button to the "Off" position before reading the article or select "Share only posts I choose to share" in the share settings. You can always delete any item from your activity that you don't want shared, click to the next page for more info.
This app will collect your basic info and share your reading activity on Facebook.
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Social Auto-Sharing Facts:
Q: What's the deal with this 'Social Sharing' box I see on articles and videos? What's it do?
A. You can now automatically share with your friends everything you're reading and watching on Babble -- no more extra clicks or updates to inform your friends of the hottest posts and information from your favorite bloggers. Let them see what you're reading, have all your friends do the same and consider yourselves the most informed parents around.
Q: What if I don't want to share everything I'm doing? My boss will see I'm on Babble way too much, and I might be reading something on a sensitive topic that I don't want people seeing that I'm reading.
A. You're in total control -- turn sharing on, turn it off, or set your share setting to "Share only posts I choose to share." When this option is selected an option will appear above posts to share or not to share, just toggle it in between articles you want to share and those that you don't -- whatever you want.
Q: What if I shared something I didn't want to?
A. No worries, just click on "My Activity" and see the posts you have shared and click the "x" to delete or go to your Facebook Activity Log and delete the items you don't want to share. For questions about your Facebook activity log visit: http://www.facebook.com/help/activitylog
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Feeding kids can be frustrating, and little ones sure know how to say "Yuck!" Here are some of the cutest "sour faces" youll ever see, like this little teether just saying no to Orajel.
This baby loves his sour pickle. Go to 25 to see him shiver the sourness away.
This little peanut hates her peas &mdash as does Dad.
This particular batch of pears doesn't meet this discerning foodie's standards.
When life gives her lemons, this laughing baby girl eats them.
This girl bravely tries the sour garnish, but shes definitely not laughing.
Some people prefer limes to lemons, but this little lady isnt one of them. Go to 10 for a full-on sour body shake.
Even in popsicle form, a lime is a hard sell to the under-2 set.
This baby is ready to try grapefruit again and again &mdash but clearly he isn't too sweet on it. Go to 07 to see him vocalize his feelings.
The first time your baby tastes something new, the reaction may be funny, messy and/or cute. This first-time sweet potato eaters is all three.
We call this a delayed sour-face reflex. Skip to 50 for a classic sour shudder.
Blueberries are a great source of antioxidants &mdash and baby sour faces. This tot tries to blink away the taste!
...Might come out. This super sour face leads to a super sour stomach. Amazingly, it's still adorable.
This babe downs straight lemon juice with a sour-face smile, which may make him a good candidate for Survivor in the future (or, at the very least, a fraternity).
This little fire eater has a priceless reaction to the spicy stuff at 25. Where's the water, Dad?
pourquoi les parents sont mauvais?…