We have seen three celebrity moms in the news during the month of April: Sandra Bullock The embattled Academy Award winner has had a rough time in the media. She filed for divorce after ugly stories about husband Jesse James. But then–unveiled with a cover story on People magazine, her new baby–a child she adopted 3 months ago and says she will raise alone.  We called her a “Mom at the Oscars” for being an involved stepmom to James’ three children. Now Bullock has a baby of her own: Louis Bardo Bullock, a 3½-month-old boy, born in New Orleans, and has been with the family since birth. "It's like he's always been a part of our lives," says the 45-year-old actress in the People exclusive.  Gwyneth Paltrow Actress and mom to Gwyneth Paltrow appeared on Extra this week and spoke about how she Battled Post-Partum Depression after the April 2006 birth of her son, Moses.  Moses is her second child after Apple, her little girl with husband, Chris Martin of the band Coldplay.  "It was debilitating," the actress told "Extra's" Jerry Penacoli. "I just couldn't figure out what was wrong with me and why I was so down and disconnected and sort of outside my body, She credits her husband for helping recognize the extent of the depression, saying, “Something is wrong.” Once she could admit it, she could “deal with it,” she said.  Paltrow is currently on a press junket for the release of the movie, Iron Man 2, with Robert Downey Jr. Full interview with Paltrow J-LO’s Twins Jennifer Lopez–the saucy dancer-singer has two-year-old twins, Max and Emme. She is currently talking with the press about her new movie, The Back-Up Plan, about a woman wanting to become a mom alone.  Obviously with twins she knows a little about pregnancy and the challenges of being a mom. She told an interviewer on British television: “I have bruises where I’m battling with them, tripping over their toys,” she laughed. “It’s challenging. Any working mom knows this, it’s the balancing act of your life, it’s a type of walk.” Hubby and Dad is singer, Marc Antony. Full story