Us Magazine takes an in-depth look at celebrity baby body language to decipher how their tots really feel about mommy and daddy.

What does baby expert Lillian Glass say about Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s 1-year-old daughter, Shiloh?

“Shiloh is completely disconnected from Angelina and Angelina is completely disconnected from Shiloh,” Glass says, echoing the statement Jolie herself made in the February issue of Elle U.K.. “Her head is down which means she’s not as secure. She doesn’t feel like snuggly with her mom and her hands are clenched - a sign of self-protection,” Glass tells Us. When papa Brad Pitt is in the picture, Glass explains, Shiloh is much more at ease. “She’s less tense, her head is up and her hand is over Brad’s shoulder. There’s a connection - she’s definitely daddy’s girl.”

What do you think? I think it is hard to truly know how a baby feels judging by one snapshot.
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Are these celebrity babies a chip off the ole’ block?

Check out the family photos, courtesy of Us Weekly, and decide for yourself!

Happy Mother’s Day! Are you ready to test your celebrity mother IQ? Do you know who considers herself a “diaper genius” or what A-list mom claims she can read her child’s mind?

Click here to take the quiz, courtesy of People.com, to test your smarts!

Care to test your celebrity baby IQ? Take People’s “Who’s That Beautiful Baby?” Quiz.

As a warm up–can you guess this baby?
Hint: “We confess: We don’t mind that this adorable baby turned in his wild hair for a much-photographed six-pack. ”

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From dad’s eyes to mom’s nose, these lucky Hollywood tots inherited celebrity good looks. Can you guess the parent?

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Katie Holmes is no more. There’s a new, more mature woman in her spot, and her name is Kate Holmes. (That’s Mrs-Cruise-to-be to you.)

Apparently the couple recently decided to “change” her name after the procreation process was complete. Sayeth Papa Cruise: “Katie is a young girl’s name. Her name is Kate, now she’s a child-bearing woman.”

Born Katherine Noelle Holmes 27 years ago, Katie/Kate gave birth to her firstborn, daughter Suri, in April. In 25 or so years, we anticipate that the child will be following in her family’s footsteps and dropping the “i” from her name, so she’s known as simply “Sur.”

Tom, meanwhile, faced with the sudden realization that he will never ever be a birthin’ woman, has reverted to the juvenile “Tommy.”

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Times are changing, and gone are the days when pregnancy was discussed only in hushed tones, if at all. Having a baby is cool — no doubt about it.

We’ve come a long way
Since every single one of us is the result of a pregnancy, you’d think it always would be considered a normal part of life. But no. In fact, just a generation ago and beyond, talk of pregnancy was taboo, particularly on TV, radio and the big screen.

“For the first half of the 20th century, the media were extremely nervous about even discussing, let alone portraying, pregnancy,” says Paul Levinson, PhD, professor of media studies at Fordham University in New York City. “In the 1940s, a woman could not be described in a movie as ‘pregnant.’ The preferred phrase was ‘in the family way.’”

Since then, perceptions about pregnancy have changed. The process began slowly at first. Once society at large realized that expecting moms were not second-class citizens, however, the media embraced the concept with a vengeance. Now, not only are depictions of pregnancy no longer forbidden, they’re downright fashionable.

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