The Gallups call Nebel and their other second-generation roll recipients "cinnamon babies".
Another big funding recipient is Owlet Baby Care, which sells a "smart sock" that uses pulse oximetry to measure infants' heart rate and oxygen levels while they sleep.
Example: Last week, Lands' End, a unit of Sears Holdings, rolled out a huge new online gift guide that breaks down product selections by recipient profiles (say, "baby" or "pet" gifts) and price points.
One woman recipient of a Baby Basket commented: "…they will have problems down the track like diabetes, and all these other disease coming along in their pregnancy due to lack of supplying fresh fruit and vegies".
Along with her business partner Lee Silver, a scientist at Princeton University, she is about to launch a company called Genepeeks that uses the DNA of sperm donors and recipients to create "virtual babies".
Jeanette co-authored "Raising Baby Green," recipient of the Nautilus Gold Medal Book Award and The Library Journal.
Unlike Mr. Blair's baby bonds, which can be spent on anything after the recipient reaches age 18, Bush baby bonds would be restricted to higher education or technical training, a small business or a first home, or they could be put aside for retirement.
You might have been the recipient of comments about the baby hairs sprouting from your chin or the size of your emerging breasts.
(Side note: It's good to see the double Oscar recipient back onscreen, especially as a sexually viable Baby Boomer. Early this year, Wiest told the New York Times that she was struggling to sustain herself as an actress).
The former reality show contestant shared a photo of her, the baby and her husband, Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer, in the hospital on Monday.
