News Roundup

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A woman wearing Saint Laurent houndstooth double breasted blazerSome of the articles of interest to working mothers that we’ve seen around the web recently…

  • A British Vogue editor, pictured, shares her maternity style tips.
  • An NPR reporter asks, can one exercise really reduce “mummy tummy”? Lifehacker’s Offspring also weighs in on diastasis recti (DR), the medical term for the separation of the abdominal muscles, which occurs in 37% of women who have one pregnancy and 67% of those who have multiple pregnancies.
  • Working Mother offers a study that tallies up “just how many hours you really work per week.” (Spoiler alert: 98 hours!)
  • Working Mother also reports on the chances that a new bipartisan bill—the Promoting Affordable Childcare for Everyone Act, or PACE Act—will pass.
  • The Strategist reviews 15 of the best strollers.
  • The Cut breaks down the costs of elective egg freezing.
  • Mom.me offers advice on how to deal with “mean girls” as young as preschool age.
  • The Washington Post explains why a 6-year-old doesn’t always show gratitude for the experiences her parents provide—and why that is OK.
  • The Washington Post also details a mom’s fears when it comes to raising her Muslim baby in the Age of Trump.
  • The New York Times shares the experience of a mom diagnosed with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder 15 years before her first child, and whether her concerns about her newborn were OCD-related, or “what all new moms think.”
  • Recipe of the Week: Now that eggplant is in peak season, here are several easy and fresh eggplant ideas, thanks to Real Simple.
  • Laugh of the Week: Scary Mommy presents the cast members of Fun Mom Dinner, who discuss five myths about motherhood.

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Give me a break, Vogue Editor. I’m so glad that in your 3rd trimester you can wear your same Paige jeans just by unbuttoning the top button, but rest assured, you are in the minority. The rest of us needed actual maternity clothes, not just dresses “one size up from my usual size.” And not just any dress, a Celine dress which most likely runs over $2000. And your thousand dollar “Catherine Quin ‘Neutra’ dress – a black, sheer, long-sleeved, button-through silk maxi, which is an annual summer holiday favourite – has been a lifesaver for the office, layered over a slip.” does not exactly sound like office wear that would be acceptable in my office…