Young Mothers Spend Days With Personal TLC.

Byline: will lee

Daytime cable entertainment, specifically that found on women's networks, tends to be genial and recycled. Whether it's reruns of Kate & Allie on Oxygen, a movie like The Seduction of Joe Tynan on WE or Unsolved Mysteries on Lifetime, the stay-at-home woman is served familiar comfort fare.

TLC, on the other hand, has filled its daytime hours - from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. - with Personal TLC, a block comprising five half-hour reality series that depict (mostly) normal people going through what TLC executive producer Terri Johnson describes as "life moments," whether it's a wedding, birth, a makeover, a date or reconstructive (or plastic) …