Everyone seems to have an opinion about the now-infamously retouched photo of Kelly Clarkson that appeared on the cover of SELF Magazine.

Fans seem to be outraged by the changes, while the magazine is defending its retouching as simply making Clarkson look her best.

What do you think? Does magazine retouching set unachievable standards? Do you trust the images you see in magazines? How do you feel about this latest Photoshop controversy? You tell us!

You moms are always carrying that big diaper bag everywhere you go. Why not tote one with style? Take a peak at these designer bags that help you carry everything you need in style.

The Slide Diaper bag from Go Gaga is popular with celebrities for its sleek style, ergonomic strap and versatility.

This zermatt stevie baby bag from Kate Spade also comes in black, is waterproof and includes a changing pad.

Petunia Pickle Bottom is hot with celebrities and I can see why. These beautiful bags come in a variety of fun, stylish designs to choose from and include everything from a detachable dirty diaper pouch to a monogrammed wipe case.

These Storksak Diaper bags have been sported on the shoulders of the famous Brad Pitt Angelia Jolie pair.  The Storksak Alex Khaki/Army Diaper Bag is great for dads and the Claire Red Label Diaper Bag is perfect for stylish and practical moms.

With answers, bargains and even celebrity dish, BabyCenter offers the ABCs of being a mom or dad. But the site’s advice goes far beyond the basics–these writers offer tips for everything from getting pregnant to dealing with a nine year old child. They even offer a “For You” section that has advice on maintaining balance in your grown-up relationships, finding healthy recipes and tips for traveling with kids.

I heard about baby center through a friend whose spunky and adorable little girl has recently learned the word “No!” and isn’t afraid to use it. This stylish mom loves their email newsletters, which use information about her daughter that she stored on the site to send email alerts that are specific to her stage of development. Like the Tiny Prints email newsletter, the site offers tips and bargains, along with advice on hot topics like how to handle biting, a timeline of when she should start using utensils and an ongoing list of the number of words she should understand. One recent email announced, “You have one year, two weeks, four days and seven hours left of the terrible twos!”

I also love their ultra-friendly celebrity parent column, FameBaby. It’s all the fun of celebrity gossip presented in a family friendly way. Last week they highlighted Maggie Gyllenhaal as the “Haute Mommy” of the week for her stellar style and devotion to her one year-old daughter, Ramona.

This site is a great resource for parents, whether you are looking for a little celebrity dish, trying out some healthy family recipes or just wondering when your little tot can handle a fork and spoon on their own!