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Check out those Minnie Mouse ears!

Harper Seven Beckham got into the spirit of the day Wednesday, sporting a fun headband during a trip to Disneyland with parents David and Victoria Beckham and big brothers Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz.

The 11-month-old got a grip on the pixy-stix her eldest brother gave her to hold while he enjoyed a ride at the park.

The boys didn’t have all the fun though — later in the day, Harper was spotted perched on Dad’s lap while taking a spin on the Dumbo ride.

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Someone’s in a hurry!

Sarah Jessica Parker lets her adorable 2-year-old daughter Tabitha Hodge lead the way after a playdate on the Upper West Side on Friday in New York City.

The New Year’s Eve star, 46, and husband Matthew Broderick are also parents to daughter Loretta and son James, 9, but the busy mom gives credit where it’s due.

“There are millions and millions of women in this country that do it far better than I do with far less resources and far less support,” Parker says.

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Dropping the kids off? Better up your game if you want to keep up with Claudia, Elle, Victoria et al. But how did the busy working mum look become a style statement?

When Allison Pearson wrote her novel I Don't Know How She Does It – subtitled The Life Of Kate Reddy, Working Mother – nine years ago, it was an out-of-the-box publishing hit. For months it seemed you were never more than 10 paces from a copy. The publishers called it "a comedy about failure, a tragedy about success". The trials and absurdities of juggling children and a career were a hot topic, from the review sections of every Sunday broadsheet to the sofas of every daytime chatshow.

Nobody, however, called it a style statement. The paperback cover featured an alarm clock, not a high heel; working motherhood was a watercooler debate, not a look. Fast-forward to the release last night of the film of the book.