A woman wearing a Cotton Knit Bateau Neck Sheath Dress
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Washable Workwear Wednesday: Cotton Knit Bateau Neck Sheath Dress

We recommended a similar washable, customizable dress last Friday on Corporette and readers really seemed to love the style, which was more of a fit and flare, and also noted that eShakti’s quality has greatly improved over the years. So, if you haven’t ordered from the site yet but want to, this would be a great time to do it….

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A woman wearing a Swiss Dot Wrap Dress.
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Nursing Tuesday: Swiss Dot Wrap Dress

I’ve known a lot of women over the years who have loved this dress, and if you like to pump or nurse in a wrap dress, you should definitely check this one out. It’s machine washable, and the style is great if your weight is fluctuating and you’re adjusting to a a post-baby body. If you…

A woman wearing a MAMA Cotton Tunic.

Maternity Monday: MAMA Cotton Tunic

H&M has become a favorite in our house, if only because a) they have affordable organic cotton underwear for my boys, and b) my husband loves the way their T-shirts first — but I’ve also heard great things about their maternity collections, particularly their jeans. This cotton tunic (pictured here in the blue, but also…

A collage of beauty products.

News Roundup

Some of the articles of interest to working mothers that we’ve seen around the web recently… New York magazine’s The Cut shares a list of eye creams that work. College professor Sarah Summers writes for Working Mother, “I Wear My LuLaRoe Leggings to Work, and I’m Not Sorry.” In its “25 Famous Women on…” series,…

Coach Dinosaur Passport Case

Finally Friday: Beast Leather Passport Case

I don’t travel internationally enough to justify an $80 passport case, but if I did, man would I be considering this one. I love the colors; Coach leather is generally reliably good, and I feel like my boys would get a kick out of it while they’re small, and perhaps could even use it themselves…