Celebrity Moms to Share Birth Stories On MyBestBirth.com

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Laila Ali, Alyson Hannigan and Kimberly Williams-Paisley are all poised to share details of their most private of moments — the moment they became moms! In a series of webisodes on MyBestBirth.com, these celebs (and more!) will offer up never-before-seen interviews on their birth experiences.

Cindy Crawford is slated to kick off the event today, with webisodes airing weekly throughout July. During the fourth week, July 27-31st, she’ll be hosting an online forum to chat with mothers on My Best Birth. Other celebrity moms will immediately follow, including CBB faves like Christy Turlington Burns, Melissa Joan Hart, Kellie Martin, Sarah Wayne Callies, Joely Fisher and others.

MyBestBirth.com is a social networking site launched last month by Ricki Lake and Abby Epstein. Noting the “powerful and healing” effect a birth story can have for parents, Ricki says that that demand spearheaded not only her new film My Best Birth, but also gave her the idea to ask celebrities to share their very personal birth stories.

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One Response to “Celebrity Moms to Share Birth Stories On MyBestBirth.com”

1. elle Says:
   July 8th, 2009 at 3:09 pm

   Kind of funny — the webisodes start on my birthday!

   I love Ricki Lake and am definitely looking forward to all of her upcoming projects!

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