I can't believe how everyone is so against or unsympathetic to women who choose or have chosen to have plastic surgery. I never thought i would ever get plastic surgery and when I was younger tried to convince people that they are beautiful not to do it and now here I am 2 days away from getting breast augmentation wondering how to handle the ordeal with a 4 yr old boy. I don't think I'm going to be "beautiful"because of my surgery. I am 35, I justwish my deflated, tissueless breast weren't just empty sacs. don't want to look in the mirror and see a rib cage with some extra skin on it. My nearly a bra could be a b. Im thin i eat well but nothing else will fill in a darted shirt. I don't like that my nipples cave into skin. I was hoping for some advice on how to handle it with my boy. I feel condemned. The title should have been thought out better but the topic is real. Just don't be so hard all cases are not the same

Nancy Grace’s illegal conduct confirmed by three Judges today.

Nancy Grace got busted again after the Court ruled against the State of Texas, and which ultimately “ruled” against everything Nancy has said for months now regarding the Polygamist Ranch issues. The three Judges have essentially “ruled” that Nancy is a complete and total liar and a fraud. The Judges have essentially “ruled” that Nancy has victimized the viewers of her show, as well as Nancy victimizing all the children and the adults from the compound which will likely sue Nancy and others for the crimes Nancy documented against herself, once again. Form a line to the right, and get your checkbook ready Nancy. Payday’s approaching real soon, once again. Crimes against victims will cost you big on this case too, Nancy, you should have learned your lessen before from the previous lawsuits you lost earlier. Looks like you’ll have to slow down on the alcohol and prescription drug consumption/usage a bit now Nancy, to help cover your loses on these upcoming suspected lawsuits too.

Okay, usually I would argue that knowledge is superior to ignorance, thus explaining what plastic surgery involves and is about to kids would be of merit. However, in this case it just perpetuates our society's fixation with looks, fashion and bling. It also begs the question because of its title "My Beautiful Mommy" - Will Mommies not be beautiful if they don't get plastic surgery? What if you a Mommy who has maintained a healthy lifestyle, remains fit and generally is pleased with her looks at age 42? Believing that Hey, I'm holding out pretty good. Are you therefore not beautiful because you don't need surgery? Maybe we should collectively lay off the cheeseburgers, fries and shakes.

This can't be for real... it's ridiculous! Whats next, a children's book to explain dad's hemorrhoids?

Plastic Surgery is not an appropriate topic to talk about to kids!Although nowadays more and more women are care about their lookings. since the internet dating is popular. i just found many super stars posted their dating prifile at the wealthy man dating club m il l i o n a i r e c h a t s.c o m

9:31 That was awesome!

Upcoming titles:

"Dump Trucks and Tummy Tucks"
"How Mommy Lost Weight: A Kids' Guide to Gastric Bypass Surgery"
"Mommy's Life as a Stripper"
"Why Does Grandma Need a Face Lift?"
"Botox is Your Friend"
"Why Daddy Needs Viagra: All About Adult Vitamins"

The accompanying image alone is hilarious. Because all mommies who go under the knife end up coming out with pixie dust and pretty pink butterflies swirling around them. It's just like a scene from a Disney movie. Oh wait NO

Great now kids are going to focus on the outside. Sounds like he's recruiting future patients. Brother! I had a reduction when my kids were 2 1/2, I said I'm getting them smaller so my back doesn't hurt. End of story. It should be "Why does mommy's face scare me?"

I think it is ok for mothers to make themselves feel better and have a higher self esteem by reparing what the pregnacies have ruined. The problem is, this doctor is just looking for publicity and more money by selling the stupid book he wrote. i think mothers can always tell their children themselves or not even bother or just say "mommy has a bobo and it will go away in two weeks and we can play and run together again" ta ta!

I'm 35, in good shape, eat healthy and have 2 kids. I'm
having a tummy tuck and breast implants. I've lost all
my breast tissue from nursing for a total of 3 years between
both kids ---A, I wear training bras. I have several hernias,
chronic back pain and when lying down a 3x1 inch crater appears under
what used to be my belly button. My stomach muscles never came back
together. My kids want to know why the baby has not come out yet and how come my belly button is popped out. I weigh 115 pounds and feel great
about myself. So its not always about making yourself look good,
sometimes its needed. I'll agree on the poor choice of title and concept.
I also think that this is the tip of the iceberg as far as our kids and
the message it sends out. Have you shopped in little girls clothing
stores, watched the t.v. or seen the tabloids in lines. The wrong
message is everywhere. I personally would'nt buy it even with my planned
surgery, answering my kids questions myself is a far better approach.

Wow...that's disgusting. What a way to give kids more body and appearance issues than they already have. Let's keep telling those kids that looks are what's important!

US, you are disgusting. You are constantly promoting plastic surgery, it's so damn obvious. What you should be promoting to kids is the message that you should love yourself no matter what. This sickens me. Whatever, some of your writers got surgery and want us all to think it's normal. It's not and it's actually a curse for actors and actresses....people don't like when you change your look too much and show how insecure you are about yourself...where is Ashleee Simpson's career right now? Oh yeah, in the toilet. Case in point.

Well if mommy is fat and lumpy, she needs to get her a$$ looking good again. Plastic surgery is a good option. Most people are too busy or lazy to work out or eat right anyways. We don't need anymore fat American Moms embarrassing our country!

I'm all for open communication on any topic and talking to kids about issues in life. I think this book is a good idea. HOWEVER, I have a problem with the title. "My Beautiful Mommy" implies that without surgey the mom is NOT beautiful. We should teach kids that plastic surgery is an option in life but it is NOT the only way to be "beautiful". Feeling good and being beautiful are 2 similiar but different issues. The book should press the idea of "feeling good" and making a personal decision. It should not press the idea of "beauty". I'm afraid that these kids will grow up to not value themselves and want surgery to be "beautiful like mommy". This Dr. ONLY wrote this to brainwash a generation so that he'll have more clients when these kids grow up. Had he actually wanted to TEACH children he would have taken a more tastefull approach!