Uma Thurman Takes Baby Girl Out; Kourtney Kardashian's Stressed Out

Kourtney Kardashian is suffering from a lack of sleep, is Scott Disick to blame? New mom Uma Thurman is showing off her one month old daughter during an outing this weekend in New York City.

The Oscar-nominated actress and her fiance Arpad Busson welcomed their first baby girl together last month. Uma has not announced the name of her daughter yet but she is already mom to Maya, 13 and Levon, 10. Uma, dressed casually, bundled up her sleeping daughter while leaving her head and feet exposed. See photo below.

Kourtney Karadshian showed off her Disick carried their month old daughter Penelope Scotland inside in a car seat.

It’s good to see the mom step away from home. According to reports her refusal to relinquish control is resulting in lack of sleep and crankiness. According to one source, “She’s surviving on very little sleep—sometimes just a couple of hours a night if she’s lucky. And she’s having to take care of two children. It’s intense and would be a lot to handle for anyone. She’s constantly exhausted and getting quite cranky. She’s going to run out of energy, and needs to delegate some of the responsibility—whether it’s cooking, cleaning or diaper-change—if only just to give herself some [rest]!”

It’s important for Kourtney to allow her partner Scott to help wherever he can – it will be best for all.

Kourtney can also count on her sisters to keep her mind occupied with other work. The siblings are working on another venture: Kardashian Eyewear.

Khloe tweeted the news:

Khloe blogged, “Hey dolls! I’m so excited about the launch of our eyewear line – be sure to check out all the styles in Sears Optical stores.”

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