In something surprising, one would think that a new mom would be having the problems of being able to adjust to their new life with a newborn in tow. But perhaps this would depend on your lifestyle when you were off without kids, something similar to the case of celebrity Lisa Loeb.

Her shift on giving her newborn, Lyla Rose, seems to have been better compared to before. Prior to being a mom, Loeb slept at about 3AM until 9AM. Apparently her new focus has improved her sleep problems for the better and with less stress as she embraces parenting while taking on minor roles like voice over gigs.

Obviously proud of her daughter, this is perhaps a unique instance where a mother has made a choice that not only helps her mature but likewise address sleep issues that soon-to-be mothers will be facing. A rare case but perhaps something others can look up to.

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Lady GaGa calls it a passion but unfortunately she is also putting her health at risk. Admitting she was suffering from Insomnia due to her obsession towards her work has made her struggle to get some shuteye.

She has admitted that ever since she shot to fame, sleepless nights were starting to occur. So if you hear about another celebrity seeking sleep problems, Lady GaGa is sure to be one of them.

(Source) Digital Spy

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As a nanny, your main job is to look over the person you are looking after. Apparently, Jeff Kathrein was the assigned nanny to look over the late son of actor John Travolta.

Jeff had his own statements regarding what transpired on that fateful day. He even stated that Jett could sleep for 12 to 16 hours a day. But regardless, was that sufficient reason to leave a child on his own?

Here is a synopsis of his statement:

Jett, his family and his two nannies had been boating on Jan. 1. They returned to their townhouse at the Old Bahama Bay Hotel at around 6 PM. Jett was tired, went into his bedroom and went to sleep. Nanny Jeff Kathrein watched TV in the adjoining room. The other nanny, Eli, returned to the townhouse at around 11:30 PM. Both Jeff and Eli turned in at around that time. After Jeff got up [the next morning], he went into the bathroom and discovered Jett laying on the floor.”

Before you sleep, should you not check on the child? If you do the math there was sufficient time for Jeff Kathrein to check on Jett Travolta. That is now being disputed.

(Source) Right Celebrity

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Raising one child is one thing but to take care of 6 is another. We are all aware that new mothers have that problem with adjusting to their new sleeping habits so you can just imagine how it would be like to take care of 6 babies, which includes twins, at night.

No other than sensational actress Angelina Jolie can attest to the fact that she is suffering from sleep deprivation but you will not hear her complaining. Something that is perhaps least expected from a hyperactive and on the go celebrity seems to be setting its toll as reported by one UK tabloid on the Lara Croft star.

“She’s in tears up to three times a day and so tired that Brad’s found her collapsed asleep in the bath twice, the UK gossip magazine Now reports, citing a source.

“She’s been working around the clock, breast-feeding the babies and trying to get them to sleep. But as soon as one of them drops off, the other wakes up for another feed.

“She’s also not eating very much right now and blames that on being busy. The doctor says that she needs more calories to gain strength and ensure that her breast milk is healthy.”

(Source) The Improper

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The product is called “Sleep in Beauty”, a tinted and healthy moisturizer that will keep your skin beautiful all through the night.

Sleep In Beauty contains skin-calming elements that help keep you blemish-free, while maintaining a glowing complexion. It’s also suitable for all skin types. Key ingredients are active peptides that smooth rough skin, reduce redness and increase collagen for an ageless effect, Matrixyl to relax the skin and diminish fine lines and prevent wrinkles, and 2 percent Salicylic Acid to prevent breakouts and eliminate existing flare-ups

(Source) NJ.com

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