News Roundup

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A collage of baby bath essentialsSome of the articles of interest to working mothers that we’ve seen around the web recently…

  • Hellobee shares some suggestions for baby (and mom) items to put on your registry.
  • The New York Times’ Well blog interviews a mother who is an elite runner and marathoner about her training during pregnancy and beyond.
  • Fortune looks at the rising number of moms who are breadwinners, while The Upshot at The New York Times examines what taking paternity leave can mean for men.
  • The Atlantic reports on a new study showing that mothers are much more likely than fathers to take time off to care for sick children.
  • The Today Show collected advice from working moms for Savannah Guthrie, Today co-anchor and NBC News chief legal correspondent, for her return to work after maternity leave.
  • Fast Company talks about developing girls’ confidence and negotiation skills.
  • The New York Times announces this year’s winners of their Best Illustrated Books Awards.
  • The Motherlode blog at The New York Times gives advice on what to do when your kid says she wants to be rich.

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Female work acquaintance is married to a woman. Colleague’s wife gave birth to their child four years ago. Colleague is now pregnant. Both are mid 30s and successful professionals. Is it appropriate for her to have a shower? Showers are for young women on their first child aren’t they?

If you were spending Thanksgiving alone with your preschooler, how would you spend the day? Spouse will be out of town and we aren’t flying cross-country to see extended family or vice versa. The weather will be nice where we live, if that affects your response. I’m trying to plan something to do so I don’t feel bummed about spending the holiday almost alone (no offense to my kid).

When my spouse and I were in grad school far from our families, we use to spend Thanksgiving a.m. volunteering and then would hike in the afternoon. Depending on whether friends were around we’d either host friends for a potluck or have our own non-Thanksgiving dinner, but doing something like that feels daunting with a small child.

I know athletes are decidedly NOT like the rest of us, but dang. My belly just feels like it’s flopping all over the place when I try to run!