Heidi Klum surprised everyone tonight by leading the parade at the annual Victoria’s Secret fashion show, which returned after four years on the road.

The sexy mama, who gave birth to daughter, Lou, just 6 weeks ago, was supposed to host the event, instead she took to the runway in a purple corset covered with a half gown with poufs of tulle.

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Just in time for the Holidays, new mom Elisabeth Hasselbeck has introduced a great new collection for Dialogue, available at QVC.

‘The View’ co-host’s designs are both reasonably priced and fashionable. There is something for everyone including warm jackets, multi-wear dresses and comfortable sweaters.

Since having the baby, I have had to re-build my wardrobe every season. I like that everything in this line is priced so that you can afford a whole outfit and not just one piece.

While going through the collection there are many pieces that fit my style. Below I have put together 4 looks that I would personally wear.

I am not usually an online clothing shopper, but I like that other QVC shoppers have commented on each item with their tips. This is a helpful tool if you are going between 2 pieces and can’t make up your mind.

Jennifer Garner was spotted out for a morning stroll yesterday with her two girls Violet, 4 and Seraphina, 8months.

The girls took turns relaxing in the Bob Stroller, with Seraphina riding comfortably in a Lascal baby carrier when it was her sister’s turn to put her feet up.

The down-to-earth mom recently admitted that she’s

not as good at “the hippie mom thing” as some of the other mothers, but added, “I do scrub the potty at Violet’s co-operative pre-school.”

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Katie Holmes spent time in between takes on the set of her new movie chasing daughter Suri around the Australian countryside.

The energetic tot kept her mommy on her toes while exploring in her ‘Kidorable English Roses Rain Boots‘.

It was recently claimed the 30-year-old actress splashed out £400 to ensure her Suri wouldn’t miss her Los Angeles home too much.

Katie is believed to have treated the Suri to a bicycle, a Dora the Explorer piano, a Barbie doll, luxury bed sheets, lavish home accessories and a selection of traditional board games.

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Valentina joins her mom on the set of her new movie ‘Grown Up’ in South Berkshire Massachusetts.The toddler appears to be having a blast as she runs around the set playing with the other actors and mom’s bangles.

Adam Sandler, David Spade, Rob Schneider, Kevin James and Chris Rock join Salma in the film that centers around high school friends who are reunited as adults.

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Sadly, she leaves behind two sons, four-year-old Freddie and Bobby, five.

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Salma Hayek pushes her daughter Valentina in a Juicy Couture Maclaren stroller through JFK International airport in New York.

The fashionable mom recently volunteered to nurse the child on a recent trip to Sierra Leone, when the baby’s mother stopped producing milk.

Salma, 42, said:

“The baby was perfectly healthy, but the mother didn’t have milk. He was very hungry. I was weaning my daughter Valentina, but I still had a lot of milk that I was pumping, so I breast-fed the baby. You should have seen his eyes. When he felt the nourishment, he immediately stopped crying.”

The actress, who claims older mothers have more energy, has been slowly returning to work since having one-year-old Valentina.

She said:

“There was a lot of crying on both sides because I’m not used to separating from her. I guess I have to start separating a little bit. I’m still with her all the time. She’s such a happy baby.”

Laila Ali has been a professional athlete all her life. After giving birth to her son Curtis in late August, the new mom found herself needing to get back in shape. But how does a mother find the time and the energy?

Laila, who found out that being fit is good for both the mom and her baby, shares her get fit tips with new moms.

Before starting an exercise regime, check with your doctor. Here are some other exercise safety tips to keep n mind:

• Invest in a good support bra. Your breasts are going to be larger than normal from the milk production and will need a lot of extra support.
• Be careful of high-impact sports due to lax pelvic ligaments and joints left over from pregnancy. This is why core (abdominal work is key after pregnancy preventing lower back and joint injuries).
• Make sure you drink lots of water to replenish yourself, especially when breastfeeding.
• Listen to your body. If you’re feeling tired, go easy on yourself. Try not to push yourself until you feel ready.
• If you start to feel light headed and nauseous, or notice a change in the color of your vaginal discharge, consult with your doctor. You may be exercising too strenuously.

*And remember, losing baby weight takes time. Since her son was born in August, Laila has lost 15 pounds. She says she has 20 more to go.*

In the interview Brooke talks about her childhood, career and being a mom.

Here are some highlights:

On good manners:

“There are so few children I like,” she declares. “If you’re not polite, you can’t come to my house. Manners [represent] respect and kindness. I want people to like my kids, and if they’re bratty, they’ll have a harder time in life.”

On being as involved as possible:

“My version of being selfish has shifted,” Shields says. “My old version was to be comfortable, to get sleep and exercise. Now it’s my children’s worlds. They’re not going to remember Mom was tired. They’re going to remember I did the weather chart or story time at school. So you just do it. And you’re tired.” And at times, slaphappy, like when her daughters make her play My Little Pony. “I sit there and think, My brain’s turning to mush!” But that’s okay, since “it’s the mundane stuff that’s important,”

Her perfect night:

checking e-mail on her laptop while her hubby watches TV. That familiar comfort, she insists, is “as important as getting dressed up and going out.”