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Last night's episode of the Real Housewives of New Jersey was great for one reason and one reason only: lots and lots of time spent with those spunky Giudice kids. The episode culminated in Gia's twelfth birthday party, which was at first awesome and then very sad. Take it away! Watch: Two of the Real Housewives of New Jersey respond to your Twitter questions! Jacqueline is considering alternative methods of treatment for her son's autism. We saw her crawl into a hyperbaric chamber (like Michael Jackson used, she said) with Nicholas, which was weird and heart-breaking. Caroline cried, so we cried, too. Jacqueline laughs in the face of Teresa's desire for an apology. She really is the best at reacting to this Gorga-Giudice nonsense. Let's not forget the "bleaching my *sshole" comment. Joe Giudice is actually pretty good at this dad stuff. In what was probably his best moment of the entire series, he sat down with Gia to have a talk about boys and smoking and other puberty stuff. It was appropriately awkward but also very sweet. Kathy's sister Rosie seems like the coolest aunt ever. She took her nephew out driving against his parents wishes. She would be an excellent driving teacher. Joseph Wakile seems like the craziest driver. No thanks. Teaching a kid to drive is like the worst ritual of parenting. Antonia Gorga makes fantastic faces. Her reactions throughout the show have made her the sort of Greek chorus. She is a stand-in for the audience. Also, it's genetic (see above). People are over Caroline's Miss Fix it tendencies. Melissa is, at least. And as much as I love Caroline, I have to agree with Melissa. If these two haven't fixed it in all of these years, I don't know that a few lunches with Joe are going to do it. Maybe Caroline can try the Middle East, though? The gym is treacherous. This seemingly random trip to get sweaty led to the worst of female behavior. The insults flew fast and frenzied when Teresa found out Melissa had gone to "her" gym. Squirrels are scary because they can jump on your neck and kill you. So says Caroline. We'll take her word for it. Gabriella still exists! The lost Giudice daughter was present at the salon to prep for Gia's birthday party. Gia doesn't do drama. While at the salon, she complained aloud to her hairstylist that she's sick of her parents trying to put her in the middle of the Gorga vs. Giudice situation. It's refreshing to know that she sees through it. That girl will be okay. Melissa handled that lady storm very well. She was outnumbered and attacked in a situation that was impossible to win. It was, frankly, amazing that she remained so calm as Teresa was essentially telling her that she's a liar who hates her in-laws. And how touching when she reminded that her father-in-law is now the only father she has. Also, what is with Kim D?! She is the worst. How would you have handled that situation? Did you think Teresa was out of line to accuse her like that? Are you sad that the Gorga babies didn't get any cake (I was)? Tell us in the comments below or tweet us @OKMagazine.  

If you've read anything I've ever written here at OKMagazine.com (read here if not—#shamelessplug), you know that my guilty pleasure is pregnancy. And shows about pregnancy. And teenage pregnancy. I'm a terrible person, basically. So this post that I am writing right now is essentially my dream in life—a poll in which our loyal readers get to vote for their favorite reality show about pregnancy. Is this fun or what?! Hopefully this isn't only fun for me. Photos: Teen Pregnancy On TV Shows Keep scrolling to get the low down on which 5 shows are in the running for best pregnancy reality show (narrowing this list down was for reals difficult) and then make sure to vote for your favorite. And get your friends/fellow fans to vote too! The more the merrier. Photos: Must-See New Pics of Jenelle Evans And Her Boyfriend 16 & Pregnant/Teen Mom on MTV.
I think 16 & Pregnant is what started it all for me. Watching a bunch of semi-irresponsible teens in middle America getting knocked up by their terrible boyfriends—that's when my love affair with this kinda stuff began. I've been a fan since season 1 of 16 & Pregnant (LOLing because that was the point in time where Farrah Abraham looked like a normal human being, below) and still, to this day, watch all seasons and write about these girls daily as if they were my besties. Love you guysssss. My Teen is Pregnant and So Am I on TLC.
The premise of this show is beyond weirding me out, but this show, centering around 4 pairs of moms and daughters who both got unexpectedly preggers around the same time, is intriguing. Obviously I'm hooked (and also thankful that they aren't me). Photos: Get To Know The Pregnant Teens and Moms Pregnant & Dating on WEtv.
Truthfully, this show has been getting lots of backlash. But you know what? Pregnant women need lovin' too. I assume (note, I have never been pregnant and don't plan to be until I am married). My interviews with castmates Megan and Keisha confirmed this sentiment, and also made me want to watch the show even more. Fridays at 10, you know where to find me, k?
I'm Having Their Baby on Oxygen.
I like this show because it's like Catelynn and Tyler's story on Teen Mom times 5. Each family on this show decides to give their baby up for adoption to a couple who can't have kids of their own, and it's so emotional every single week that I may as well be watching The Notebook on a loop. Photos: Teen Pregnancy in Juno, Saved and More Movies Married to Medicine on Bravo.
Yes, I do know that this show is only partly about pregnancy—two of the main characters are OB/GYNS in Atlanta—but this is probably my favorite new reality show of the season so it just had to be included. Less than half of each episode actually revolves around pregnant ladies, but since I'm basically best friends with Quad, Dr. Jackie, Toya and Mariah after interviewing each of them, I'm hoping that they'll find this and vote. Hey gals, if you're reading! Please? Honorary mentions: Pregnant In Heels (why did Bravo cancel that show? Rosie Pope is the best!), A Baby Story (I liked this show when I was 12, but I no longer am able to watch TV at 2 in the afternoon), I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant (great show but watching women give birth to twins while on the toilet is just getting really old/disgusting). Got all that? Vote for your favorite here! poll by twiigs.com Photos: The Best Parents on MTV's Teen Mom So, which show's got your vote? I know which one I'm voting for (JK, I voted once for each), but leave your vote below and tell me who you voted for on Twitter @OKMagazine and at my personal handle, @haleyb221!