News Roundup
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Some of the articles of interest to working mothers that we’ve seen around the web recently…
- The Cut rounded up the best workout leggings.
- Refinery29 tested $130 worth of black eyeliners to find the best.
- WalletHub provided a list of 2018’s Best & Worst States for Working Moms, according to child care, work/life balance, and job opportunities. (Vermont is #1; Idaho is #50.)
- Money reported on the long-term advantages enjoyed by kids of working moms.
- At Fast Company, Crystal Black Davis wrote, “From my experience, adult sons of working moms tend to be more tactful communicators, hold a more accepting view of gender equality, and have a deeper respect for the unique challenges of working mothers.”
- NPR’s #HowtoRaiseaHuman series asked, “[I]f science isn’t the secret sauce to parenting books, what is?”
- The Cut also lamented that, “In the United States, the standard of care [for new moms] is one postpartum checkup six weeks after you give birth. That’s it.”
- CNBC reported that, according to Wealthfront, tuition in 2036 will cost (are you sitting down?) from $184,000 to $303,000 (public and private institutions, respectively).
- Parents shared the 2018 FamilyFun Travel Awards.
- For your Laugh of the Week (that you can actually share with your kids), also from Parents: Grown-Up Comedy Sketches for Kids (on YouTube).
Also, do be sure to check out the news update over at Corporette!
On Corporette Recently…
- We discussed how to deal with being overwhelmed and whether you can wear culottes to work.
- We announced that The Corporette Guide to Suits has been updated!
- Kat shared her experience using the Hanacure mask.
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