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"While Beyonce is still getting used to motherhood just four days after Blue Ivy&amp;apos;s birth, her Dreamgirls costar Jennifer Hudson has been there, done that and is ready to offer advice!\r\nWelcoming now 2-year-old David Otunga, Jr., in 2009, Hudson, 30, knew just what her top parenting tip would be.\r\n\r\n&amp;quot;Girl, get your sleep!&amp;quot; Hudson said during a Good Housekeeping press event Tuesday in New York City. &amp;quot;We talked about this when I had my munchkin. It goes so fast. She&amp;apos;s going to look up and [Blue]&amp;apos;s going to be six months. Next thing you know, she&amp;apos;s going to be walking.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nHudson suggests her former costar relish even the smallest motherhood moments, because they&amp;apos;ll pass quickly. &amp;quot;Embrace it. Especially because of the lives we live, a lot of times other people have to care for themselves and you have to have that mommy time,&amp;quot; said Hudson.\r\n\r\nOn Tuesday, Beyonce and hubby Jay-Z, 42, brought little Blue Ivy home from New York City&amp;apos;s Lennox Hill Hospital. &amp;quot;Her birth was emotional and extremely peaceful, we are in heaven,&amp;quot; the new parents told Us Weekly in a statement.\r\nAnd their little one has already made her entertainment debut! Jay-Z was so overwhelmed by his first child Saturday that he immediately hit the studio to record &amp;quot;Glory,&amp;quot; a touching song about the couple&amp;apos;s struggle to conceive and the joy of parenthood."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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