Peter Cook allegedly has a pricey Internet porn habit, but do his son and daughter need to know about it? It seems that the children, Jack, 13, and Sailor, 10, won't have a say in the matter as their supermodel mama, Christie Brinkley, won the right to have every dirty aspect of her and her husband's very public breakup aired.

While the uptown girl has every right to play the part of the woman scorned, is it fair to her kids?
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It's so hard to part with your baby's first blanket, the bonnet they wore home from the hospital or their first pair of shoes, but it's even tougher to live with bags of their keepsakes stored in every nook and cranny of your place. As the mother of two, I don't have trouble tossing things into a giveaway bag. It keeps me sane and allows the goods to keep on giving. For those of you who feel the urge to keep every washcloth, burper and pair of ballet slippers, here are a few purging tips that help me choose what to lose.

• Stow heirloom gifts and handmade items. Things that people took the time to make should be cherished.
• Stow short term items that you will need for another baby — receiving blankets, onesies, snapsuits.
• Stow big ticket item toys like your swing, papasan chair, baby carrier and jumper.
• Stow timeless, classic outfits that can be worn by siblings and/or future generations.
• Stow a handful of sentimental items — the stuffed animal your child slept with, the first barrette that held her hair, the lil suit from his first photoshoot.
• Stow books — kids love to read the same stories over and over.

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Ready, set, crawl! Parents anxiously look forward to the day when their tot becomes mobile. The working arms and ample legs provide just enough momentum to give mom and dad a break from lugging lil ones around.

While scooting around on all fours seems like a harmless task, it can be rough on a wee one's knees. Krawlers has created the perfect solution — padded pants! In addition to protecting your lil one's legs, the Krawlers set ($30) makes kids eco-conscious with recycling symbols brightly printed on the accompanying thermal henley.