“Baby's mother, cousin held on $10K bail - Guam Pacific Daily News” plus 4 more |
- Baby's mother, cousin held on $10K bail - Guam Pacific Daily News
- RC2's Learning Curve(R) Brand Unveils New Line Up of Innovative ... - MSN Money
- 30-Year Sentence in Baby Death - Metro News
- Baby, we were born to run - Star-Tribune
- Authorities arrest Roanoke mother who was charged in baby's death - Roanoke Times
| Baby's mother, cousin held on $10K bail - Guam Pacific Daily News Posted: 14 Sep 2009 01:29 PM PDT A 1-year-old baby girl remains in a coma after being rushed to Guam Memorial Hospital on Thursday, said GMH spokesman Connor Murphy yesterday. "She's critical and unstable, under very close observation," Murphy said yesterday afternoon. The baby girl is under watch in the hospital's pediatric intensive care unit. Two family members charged in connection with the baby's injuries are currently being held on $10,000 bail each. Christopher John Gebhart, 22, of Mangilao has been charged with attempted murder as a first-degree felony in the case. Gebhart also was charged with aggravated assault as a second-degree felony and child abuse as a third-degree felony. The baby's mother, Valorie Pangelinan Santos, 30, of Barrigada, also was arrested in the case. Santos was charged with child abuse as a third-degree felony, child abuse as a misdemeanor and family violence as a misdemeanor. Gebhart is Santos' nephew, according to police. Gebhart and Santos were arrested the night of Sept. 10 by Guam Police Department Criminal Investigation agents after the baby girl was transported to Guam Memorial Hospital that same morning. The baby girl underwent emergency surgery on Sept. 10 for a head injury sustained on Sept. 7, according to court documents. Police were called to the hospital after GMH emergency room staff discovered several bruises on the girl's body.  This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| RC2's Learning Curve(R) Brand Unveils New Line Up of Innovative ... - MSN Money Posted: 14 Sep 2009 04:17 AM PDT OAK BROOK, Ill., Sept. 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- RC2 Corporation RCRC introduces several new lines designed to provide innovative solutions for today's families at the 2009 ABC Kids Expo in Las Vegas (Booth #5040). RC2's Learning Curve(R) brand debuts a host of new items from The First Years(R), leading the industry in offering parents and babies a wide range of award-winning infant and toddler feeding, care, play and gear solutions. In addition a host of new Lamaze(R) Infant Development System toys and Lamaze Body Care expand the Company's offerings, along with new items in the luxurious, all-natural Bella B(R) line for expectant and new mothers and their babies. RC2 continues to demonstrate its unyielding commitment to delivering the quality, convenience and value today's parents are seeking. "The introductions we are unveiling at ABC Kids Expo reflect solutions based on real consumer insights," states Peter Henseler, President of RC2 Corporation. "We listen to what our current and potential customers need and want most to help them during the crucial newborn, infant and toddler years. This results in our being able to provide valued, sought-after solutions as opposed to developing products in a silo." RC2 highlights the following introductions for ABC Kids Expo: The First Years (www.learningcurve.com/thefirstyears) Building on the brand's extensive line of infant and toddler products, The First Years introduces solutions across key categories, including:
Lamaze (www.learningcurve.com/lamaze) Learning Curve's Lamaze(R) brand is dedicated to creating products that help baby grow, discover and learn. Parents have known and trusted the Lamaze brand for more than 50 years. Learning Curve's Lamaze line remains dedicated to offering parents products that focus on infant development, while at the same time providing great opportunities for them to bond and interact with baby. To support this vital bonding and infant development, the Lamaze Infant Development System introduces new products specifically designed to grow with baby as their skill levels expand, including two innovative gyms with extended play value and new products in the Lamaze Play and Grow product line,. Continuing the Lamaze brand's focus on parents and their infants, new items in the Lamaze Body Care line, include soothing and hydrating products, provide all-natural, nurturing solutions that are safe for both mom and baby. Bella B (www.learningcurve.com/bellab) Best known for its natural line of body care for expectant and new mothers, Learning Curve's popular, luxurious, all-natural line of Bella B body care debuts a new line of baby products and expands its current, sought-after line of items for expectant and new mothers. Known as a premium brand with exceptional all-natural qualities and organic ingredients, Bella B is proud to be at the forefront of pampering expectant and new moms - and now babies - from head to tummy to toes. About Learning Curve(R) Brands, Inc. Learning Curve Brands, Inc. (www.learningcurve.com) is a wholly owned subsidiary of RC2 Corporation (NASDAQ: RCRC, www.rc2.com) and is a leading designer, producer and marketer of innovative, high-quality toys, collectibles and infant and toddler products. Learning Curve Brands, Inc. markets its infant, toddler and preschool products under its Learning Curve(R) family of brands which includes The First Years(R) and Lamaze brands as well as popular and classic licensed properties such as Thomas & Friends, Bob the Builder, Winnie the Pooh, John Deere and Sesame Street. The Company's youth and adult products are marketed under the Johnny Lightning(R) (www.johnnylightning.com) and Ertl(R) (www.ertl.com) brands. Learning Curve Brands, Inc. reaches its target consumers through multiple channels of distribution supporting more than 25,000 retail outlets throughout North America, Europe, Australia and Asia Pacific. SOURCE RC2 Corporation Copyright 2009 PR Newswire  This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| 30-Year Sentence in Baby Death - Metro News Posted: 14 Sep 2009 09:11 AM PDT A Wood County father who pleaded guilty to killing his own son will spend the next three decades in prison. Carl David Sams, 26, was sentenced Monday in Parkersburg. He previously entered a plea bargain agreement to death of a child by a parent or guardian. In exchange the Wood County Prosecuting Attorney's Office dropped the charge murder and agreed not to seek more than 30 years behind bars for Sams. At Monday's sentencing, Wood County Circuit Court Judge Robert Waters followed the terms of the plea agreement. Devon Sams was only 14-months-old when he was shaken to the point of death back in December 2007. Sams originally told investigators that he had fallen on the child causing the injuries, but an autopsy reveled that Devon died of shaken baby syndrome. Sams was taking care of the child while the boy's mother was at work.
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| Baby, we were born to run - Star-Tribune Posted: 14 Sep 2009 10:01 AM PDT Moms, infants brave fitness regime WHITNEY ROYSTER - Star-Tribune correspondent | Posted: Monday, September 14, 2009 12:00 am JACKSON -- On a recent sunny weekday, five women do repetitive lunges and biceps curls while singing disco songs interspersed with children's songs. They race across grass fields pushing wide-wheeled strollers, and are told to run up and down several flights of stairs, which they do, willingly. They even show up a second, third and fourth time for more. Welcome to Stroller Strides, a national franchise of fitness programs for caregivers and babies that opened its first Wyoming shop earlier this year. Julie Linahan, 34, brought the program to Jackson to fill a community need. "It's for any mom looking to be active with their baby," she said. The classes typically involve babies and toddlers in strollers and mothers trying to work out and keep their babies happy by singing songs or offering toys. Some, like Lindsey Viveiros, 24, bring children for whom they are caring. "We come as much as possible," Viveiros, a nanny for a 10-month-old, said. "It's active, it's something outdoors, and she's getting to know kids her age. It saves me a trip to the gym." Lisa Walker, 31, decided to join Stroller Strides to get in shape after her baby, Niko, now three months, was born. "It's a priority for me to get in shape," she said. She said the class works for her because she can meet other moms, and other moms understand if you have to stop the workout to care for the baby. With the cost of babysitting in Jackson ranging from $8 to $15 an hour for one child, the one-hour Stroller Strides class also helps moms save money on sitting. Linahan, along with daughter Aundra, nine months, brings rubber tubes and balls for moms to develop strength training as well as a cardiovascular workout. Moms run from one station to the next, pulling on tubes through a fence, doing push ups and sit ups, and other combination exercises born from Linahan's 15 years in the fitness industry. And for moms concerned their baby will be fussy during the workout? "Usually," Walker said, "they all melt down at the same time."   This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Authorities arrest Roanoke mother who was charged in baby's death - Roanoke Times Posted: 14 Sep 2009 01:07 PM PDT A Roanoke woman who is being charged in the death of her infant son was taken into custody Friday by authorities near Richmond. Marlen Ramadan Taboor, 20, was arrested in Henrico County by the U.S. Marshals Service, said Aisha Johnson, a Roanoke police spokeswoman. Taboor was charged last week with murder and causing serious injury to someone under her care in connection with the Oct. 10 death of 5-month-old Christopher Micah George. Roanoke Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Lalita Brim is prosecuting the case and has declined to say how authorities believe the child died.
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