Join Fashion Designer Bonnie Young in the Hamptons for her “Fashion Fights Children’s Rights” benefitting Innocence in Danger, the international movement for the protection of children.

There will be a beautiful fashion/trunk show, along with a tea for children and mothers at the famous Maidstone in East Hampton…please RSVP to Deb@DeborahHughesInc.com.

How can you resist? Shopping AND supporting a great cause – I hope I will see you there!!

CuteKid twins James and Patrick were discovered from TheCuteKid.com and have booked a recurring role on Guiding Light!

How were they discovered? A talent manager found them on the site and submitted them for an audition. They are playing baby “Henry,” the adopted son of Marina and Mallet, and will be filming until the end of August.

Here’s what Mom of the new stars said about being on the set of Guiding Light:

“Everyone we met was so kind and welcoming – we’re really looking forward to working with everyone in the coming weeks!”

To find out more about these superstars, CLICK HERE and scroll down to their picture – you could be discovered like this too!!

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEWEST CHILD ACTORS FROM TheCuteKid.com!!

Do YOU have a CuteKid? Upload your child’s pictures for free and FIND OUT!

A lovely reporter (Abby Ellin) came to my house to interview me and my 4-year old twins a few weeks ago about getting into the modeling/acting industry!

Here is the link to two videos on MSN.com in the “Money” section:    CLICK HERE

It’s not an easy business, that’s for sure – it seems so glamorous, the fame, fortune, etc. but when it comes down to day-to-day appointments and auditions it’s a LOT of preparation and running around.

Let me know if you’re schlepping your child or children to castings more than 1/2 hour away – I personally run my twins into the city all the time which is almost an hour away from my house!  A little crazy if you think about it, but exciting at the same time because of the possibilities….

Check me out in RoleMommy.com!

So many of us try to be Mom, provider, friend, wife, leader and so many other roles simultaneously, that we forget we are leading by example – don’t be so “busy with life” that you forget to give yourself credit for being the best you can be!

Does anyone have a story of a funny “Mommy” moment? Or a proud “Mommy” moment? One of the times I remember so clearly was when we were out to dinner and one of my 3 year old daughters ran up to various random tables while people were eating , put her face just above the table’s ledge, and declared, “I LOVE my Mommy!!” Ahhhh, that one moment will be frozen in time forever in my mind.

Here’s to all of you mothers out there that are everything to everyone that you love – have an incredible Mother’s Day this weekend!

You deserve the best….and don’t forget, post your “Proud Mommy Moments here!”

2 CuteKids were booked on the CBS Early Show this past weekend!!

After hours and hours of preparation for the segment, showing up at the studio at 5:30 in the morning and booking TWO babies for the show (in case one cried) we STILL did not make it onto the show because of a baby breakdown…well, that’s showbiz, folks!

Why am I telling you this?

Because I am trying to give you some insight into the business…many of you know that we were booked on The Early Show several times and when it did finally happen this weekend, the baby booked wasn’t ready when put in front of the camera.

This is VERY common when dealing with children and TV, print work, etc.  I personally experienced one of my 4-year olds breaking down in front of a potential acting manager, and there was absolutely nothing I could do about it.  This was after driving into the city from my home that is one hour away, taking off of work and waiting in line to see the manager.

As parents we need to be patient and just roll with the punches when things like this happen, and I have to say – the two sets of parents that were involved in the show this weekend were SO amazing!!  They were just happy for the chance to possibly be on national TV, and to wander around backstage of a major network TV set.

So, a BIG thank-you to those families involved, and I would love to hear stories of what other parents are going through!!  Let’s support each other – it ain’t easy.