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AMANDA PEET HITS THE RED CARPET — EIGHT DAYS AFTER GIVING BIRTH TO HER SECOND DAUGHTER!

Posted by Adam

Thursday April 29, 2010

Amanda PeetAMANDA Peet hit the red carpet Tuesday for the New York premiere of her new indie comedy Please Give — just eight days after giving birth to her second child.

38-year-old Peet (pictured left) welcomed daughter Molly last week.

“So far, so good!” Amanda told Us Weekly magazine when asked about the latest addition to her family. “She’s great. I’m in love with her!

“Everything’s really great.”

The star and her screenwriter-husband David Benioff also have a daughter, Frances, 3.

Peet said she doesn’t have any techniques mastered when it comes to managing two kids at once. “I’ll tell you in about a year!” she dished.

Amanda — who married screenwriter David three years ago — has previously admitted motherhood was not what she expected.

“One surprise of motherhood for me was how little control I have,” she said. “I thought it would be an extended, blissful romance with me at the helm, cuddling this little creature to life.

“It’s been bittersweet and humbling to let her lead, and to try not to be perfect myself.”

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  • Ron

    Unfortunately she’ll be pumping that new baby full of vaccines filled with mercury preservative and who-knows-what else. She’s one of those supporters of full vaccination profiles…48 vaccinations before three years old type of thing. Makes me sick. Autism ain’t no fun.

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    • Ron has no proof

      After many, many peer-reviewed research studies, there is still absolutely no proof that vaccines cause autism.

  • rons a douche

    the above comment is by a completely ignorant moron. ron, go live in a third world country where no one is vaccinated and see how great it is to see kids and adults still dying of the measles.

    • SP

      I agree. Go live in a 3rd world country if you don’t believe in vaccines. They save lives, wake up!

  • carrie

    ron, i suggest you read or learn how to! fyi, there isnt a proof that vaccines cause autism. hope you dont have a child coz you’ll be robbing him/her of a better life by not having him/her vaccinated. btw, amanda looks great! :)

  • dorris

    The anti-vaccine people are just laughable. They are clueless and might as well be living in a cave…HHmmm…just like the taliban.

  • Julia

    I find it funny how my unvaxed children are NEVER sick when children in their class pass it back and forth. When there was a chicken pox outbreak in his school last year, they called me to let me know since ” my children were not vaxed” and it was “wide spread through out the school”. The 5 children in the school who don’t receive immunizations never got the pox – many other children got it and none of us parents kept our children home. Just like I told the moron nurse at his school – call up all the parents who vaxed their children and let them know VACCINES DON’T WORK.
    I actually don’t know if it causes autism but I know my children are straight A students with NO medical, physical, or emotional problems as are the other children in school who are not pumped full of aborted fetal cells, Formaldehyde compounds, monkey kidney cells, etc.

  • Jon

    lawl some of my first memories are of getting vaccinated to be honest, i remember it clearly

    • Marie

      Yes, they’re made of that and more. The most apalling ingredient, IMO, is aborted fetal cells. I feel just wonderful knowing that I’ve injected that into my children. I wish I had done the research sooner.

      • Marie

        Sorry, that reply was obviously meant for the comment below.

  • Jon

    are vaccines really made of that crap ?

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