Tori has a job

Tori Spelling has gotten work (besides possibly the new 90210 spin-off).

Spelling and her son, Liam, will be the first mother-and-child models in Skechers new ad campaign called "Nothing Compares to Family."

Skechers plans to use a variety of famous families throughout the campaign, featuring mothers and small children and adult celebrities with their sisters, brothers, parents and grandparents.

Sounds totally wholesome. Thanks Skechers for giving Donna work.
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Tori, Dead dad reborn?

I'm all for reincarnation, it's a wonderful thought, but maybe telling the world you think your son may be your dead father reborn is going a little far me thinks.

Tori Spelling, who is pregnant with her second child, has said that her son, Liam, reminds her a lot of her late dad and thinks the tot may have a lot of the TV mogul in him. She says, "We conceived right after my dad passed and it was a little boy."We look at him sometimes, like, ‘Oh, my dad.’ I think he has so much of my dad in him… Every time I look at him, I see my dad."

I'm sorry but that's called family resemblance, not reincarnation, but hey, to each their own.

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Rich mamas, big spenders

Star mom's have money and know how to spend it on their tykes. Here are some of the things that they can't live without.

TORI SPELLING
The expectant star – who already has son Liam, 1, and stepson Jack, 9 – can't live without her Orbit stroller. "It's the best thing since sliced bread, because it's so functional," she explains. "It turns 360º, it's portable and as a car seat, it's very secure in the car."

The Orbit stroller is a steal at $900 here. Think I'll whip out and buy me two, just to be cool.

NICOLE RICHIE
It's all about being green for Nicole Richie. "I use Seventh Generation diapers and we don't use baby wipes – we use cloth with water," says the mom of 4-month-old daughter Harlow. "We wash all of her clothes and my clothes in Seventh Generation organic wash." Wash cloths for poopy butts? Sure hope they have a different set for their faces. Ewww.

Buy the diapers here for $59.95 for a case.

Buy laundry soap here for $26.95

MING-NA
"Aveeno baby cream," says the actress (who's mom to daughter Michaela, 7, and son Cooper, 2) of the mommy item she can't live without. "My son had a little bit of eczema and it's really wonderful lotion that I use for his skin."

Buy Aveeno baby cream here for $5.69

Lisa Rinna

The former Dancing with the Stars star – who's mom to Delilah Belle, 9, and Amelia Gray, 6 – loves Rescue Remedy drops for her girls. "It's homeopathic," says Rinna. "If they're wound up, a couple of drops calms 'em right down. That's what all moms should have."

She drugs her kids? Isn't that like illegal? And doesn't she know that cough syrup is cheap? Not that I would ever drug my kids. Anyway, if you wanna use Lisa's remedy, you can buy it here for $7.95.

HOLLY ROBINSON PEETE
"The thing that I love the most is called a TravelJohn Jr. It's a portable potty," says the mom of twins Ryan and Rodney, 10, Robinson, 5, and Roman, 3. "It's rolled up into an O-shaped funnel. If kids have to go it's shaped so that a girl can use it, too. TravelJohn Jr. is the best-kept secret because every time you get ready to drive somewhere your kids have to pee."

This is the greatest thing I've heard of for a while, may have to buy some for my own kids. They cost $5.95 here






ELISABETH HASSELBECK
"I actually like a lot of baby carriers. I use an Ergo baby carrier right now and a Moby sling. I think it's nice," says The View host and mom of two (daughter Grace, 3, and 6-month-old son Taylor Thomas). "You just have to wrap the baby in it – like a big Band-Aid – and you can kind of walk the baby around."

Moby sling $40
Ergo baby carrier $92









{Quotes and photos via People}

TORI SPELLING, NO MAKEUP