News Roundup

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A collage of women comfy apparel.Some of the articles of interest to working mothers that we’ve seen around the web recently…
  • Putting Me Together gives you a guide to building a really comfortable wardrobe.
  • The Huffington Post highlights Picture This, which lets kids turn their drawings into real dresses.
  • Career Contessa has five tips for a better work-life balance.
  • Meanwhile, in Forbes, Bonnie Marcus looks at the “Top 5 Sacrifices Women Make For Their Career.”
  • Today Parents has news on the passing of children’s author Anna Dewdney (Llama Llama Red Pajama) due to cancer. Have you read her books with your kids?
  • Mothering offers five questions to ask your kids to help them process their mistakes.
  • The Washington Post talks to Glennon Doyle Melton (of the popular Momastery blog) about her new book Love Warrior: A Memoir and the recent breakup of her marriage.
  • The Brooklyn Heights Blog reports that mothers Amber Scorah, Ali Dodd, Adrienne Kromer, and Kathryn Martin, whose babies died in daycare, delivered 135,000 signatures from their petition to Trump and Clinton campaign headquarters. The petition asks the candidates to take action for a paid family leave policy in their first 100 days in office.
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Thank you so much for the mention!

My 2 yo enjoys Llama Llama, Red Pajama – but I didn’t find the other Llama books as engaging. Very sad to hear of the author’s passing.

I really wanted to enjoy the Putting Me Together article, but was disappointed that nothing she suggested would fit in my business casual environment. Lots of cute things for non-work hours, though. However, am I the only one who finds jeans not-so-comfortable?

I’m a tall, full-figured hourglass, but post c-section with babyweight plus the inevitable PP belly pooch, jeans are miserable for me.