There's never a shortage of news in the parenting world — from differing parenting styles to new studies and beyond. But there are only so many hours in the day, and we can't cover every story that catches our eyes. Take a look at the seven stories you may have missed this week but need to read.

• With peanut allergies on the rise, more schools are banning the item from the cafeteria. But that doesn't mean your little one has to go without his PB&J. PostTV put some sweet alternatives to the test [1] using the world's harshest critics — children. While not every nut butter was praised, there were several that received two sticky thumbs up.
• Next time you complain about needing an extra set of hands, think of Bowen Toomey. The 5-year-old from Idaho was born without arms or legs [2], but he hasn't let that hold him back. In an interview with Today, this little fella proves that anything other kids can do, he does just as well.
• Frozen has inspired kids to create viral videos and host adorable sing-alongs. But for one little girl, the Disney hit has spurred her desire to have a sister [3]. Watch as she begs her mom to provide the Anna to her Elsa.
• They say sharing is caring, but in some cases it could be deadly. A 4-year-old girl passed away [4] earlier this week after splitting a sandwich with her friend. Why did this sweet gesture go south? Doctors discovered that the sandwich contained trace amounts of E. coli.
• Before baby arrives, moms- and dads-to-be have a lot to learn. And while there are plenty of parenting books, some things, like changing a dirty diaper and best breastfeeding techniques, are difficult to explain. Luckily, there are some amazing tutorials [5] for any woman or man with a baby on the way.
• Trying to serve your children better lunches this school year? Well, you may want to take a lesson from the French. Not only are their children's lunches larger than what we serve in our schools, but they are healthier — filled with a variety of vegetables [6], fruits, and meats. Even adults would be jealous of what little mesdames and messieurs eat every day.
• As writers of a parenting website, we see a lot of unique products. But none has made us laugh like the Pophead. This crazy contraption [7] allows girls of all ages to twist their locks into an unusual 'do. Take a look at the ad, and tell us if you would let your little girl rock one atop her head.