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Food Smarts Fresh Face The WAITING ROOM COMPANION Created for Your Doctor’s Office ® webmd.com the magazine September 2011 $4.95 13 mind FOOD OvercOming child abuse SMARTS 14 heart WHITE HOUSE CHEF’s bOOst yOur heart health 5 LUNCHBOX TIPS 17 beauty 34 Face up tO yOur mask appeal 23 fitness FRESH the mOm-weight cOnnectiOn 24 pets FACE hOw tO get set for the vet A StaRTER KIT FOR yoUR 27 sleep Teen’s skin why sleep pOsitiOns matter 21 40 parenting healthy-eating tips for kids 42 diet rate yOur heartburn iq 43 allergies is it a cOld Or allergies? MOMON A MISSION SARAH JESSICA PaRKER ON HOW SHE DOES IT: BALANCING HOME, CAREER, AND WORKING FOR KIDs’ HEALTH WORLdwIDE 28 September 2011 contents ® features webmd.com the Magazine parenting 28 How parenting She How She Does It To the overworked, underappreciated moms A pro at life in the fast lane, A-lister and mom-of-three of the world: Sarah Jessica Parker gets you. No, really. It may be hard to believe that an A-list celebrity just crowned by Forbes as one of the highest-earning women Sarah Jessica Parker brings firsthand experience to in Hollywood (right next to Angelina Jolie) could have any- Does thing in common with, say, a grocery store clerk in Toledo, Ohio, who goes to night school and parents three kids solo. Sarah Jessica Parker her new romantic comedy, I Don’t Know How She Does It. Her life is Prada and most moms’ is Payless. It But it wasn’t always that way. Growing up in a blended is a mom on a mission, family of eight kids, first in Ohio and then in the New Jersey WebMD contributing writer Gina Shaw talks to the suburbs near New York City, she saw her mom and stepfather balancing a new movie, struggle. Indeed, Parker’s first serious paychecks for her act- home life, a far-flung career, ing, when she starred in Annie on Broadway at the age of 13, actor about how she really does do it: balance home, helped supplement the family’s meager earnings. and her longtime UNICEF This month, Parker, 46, stars in a new film, I Don’t Know How work for kids worldwide She Does It, based on the best-seller by Allison Pearson, playing a career, and her work as a UNICEF ambassador to harried mom Parker says she understands very well. The actor and producer, with multiple Golden Globe, Emmy, and Screen By Gina Shaw, WebMD Contributing Writer Actors Guild awards under her belt, is best known for her lead- improve kids’ lives across the globe. PLUS: 4 ways you ing role as Carrie Bradshaw on the HBO drama/comedy series Sex and the City and has appeared in numerous films, including Reviewed by Louise Chang, MD Footloose, L.A. Story, and Smart People. WebMD MEDICAL EDITOR can help SJP help in-need children. 28 WebMD the Magazine | September 2011 September 2011 | WebMD the Magazine 29 COVER PHOTO BY ONDREA BARBE/CORBIS OUTLINE ® nutrition HEALTH SMARTS FOR COLLEGE STUDENT PLUS! S BEAT THE P.66 WebMDCampus FRESHMAN Q&ASETH iCarly Preps for ROGENHIS BEST & WORST F DAce back- p. 62 HEALTH HABITS P.69 to-school with healthy lunchbox tips College Actor and musician from White STRESS House chef SMARTS Sam Kass BUSTERS By Erin O’Donnell, WebMD Contributing Writer Miranda Cosgrove WAYS TO BACK-TO-SCHOOL TIME is all about fresh MIRANDA CHILL starts: new notebooks, bright-white kicks, and graduates to the next stage P.60 high hopes for the year ahead. It’s also the per- fect time for new habits, like healthier meals COSGROVE for everyone in the family, especially your iCARLY PREPS FOR COLLEGE kids. The benefits are well-known: Research shows that children who eat well perform bet- of her life and career. P.62 ter in school than kids with poor diets. But how do you make healthy eating a habit in your household? During the school year, it’s hard enough for busy families to find the Take 5 p. 65 Got 5 FALL 2011 time and energy to prepare any meal, let alone SCAN to get your free DigitalWEBMD.COM Edition a nutritious one. And so many kids are picky, preferring French fries over fresh vegetables and hot dogs instead of hummus. minutes? Try these five Reviewed by Kathleen Zelman, MPH, RD, LD WebMD DIRECTOR OF NUTRITION IMAGES RICK LEW/GETTY IMAGES; JAMIE GRILL/GETTY FOODCOLLECTION/GLOW healthy ways to recharge 34 WebMD the Magazine | September 2011 your batteries. nutrition p. 66 Freshman 15 How to miss out 34 on this college tradition. Food Smarts Back-to-school means it’s back to packing lunchboxes, parents! Looking for new sandwich ideas and ways to Your newborn and infant care WAITING ROOM COMPANION 2011 September sneak nutrition into the menu? WebMD contributing WebMDBaby webmd.com p. 49 News Feed Decoding your writer Erin O’Donnell turned to Sam Kass, White News feed baby’s hunger signals. House assistant chef and senior policy advisor for Decoding your baby’s hunger signals 49 p. 50 Role Model Laila Ali has many healthy food initiatives, for kid-friendly healthy eating ES Good night? titles, but the greatest of these G 4 sleep myths debunked 52 MA tips and a week’s worth of school lunch ideas. AND: I is mom. Not sure what to offer kids when they get home each Role LE/GETTY p. 52 Good Night? Four sleep B I 50 H afternoon? We asked our nutrition expert for a shopping ModelLaila Ali has many titles, but myths debunked mom is the greatest of them all Scan to get FREE AULA AULA your P Digital Edition list of healthy snack ideas. of WebMD the Magazine and WebMDBaby! 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