News Roundup

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Some of the articles of interest to working mothers that we’ve seen around the web recently…

• Allure profiled working mom Shonda Rhimes, who recently revealed she’s TV’s highest paid showrunner. Her interview included why she doesn’t believe in “imposter syndrome” and her self-care and skin-care routines.
• The New York Times considered why Rent the Runway Unlimited, a $159 service, is so popular, including for women who are transitioning between sizes, and for those who want to save time.
• The Goods by Vox shared that all of Meghan Markle’s outfits have sold out since Kensington Palace announced her pregnancy earlier this week.
• Romper suggested five natural beauty ingredients that pregnant women should avoid.
• Glamour asked seven motorcyclists to share their favorite deep-clean face washes.
• Scary Mommy shared five tips to make your job suck a little less.
• Working Mother offered suggestions on what to do if your company changes their maternity leave policy.
• Motherly reported that pediatricians are recommending children get the flu shot before Halloween.
• The Washington Post reported that when Piers Morgan made fun of Daniel Craig for wearing his baby, Twitter was not having it.
• Dearly explained why parents are split over whether white kids can wear Black Panther costumes for Halloween.
• A Cup of Jo suggested how to get the best photos of your kids (article is from May, but we figured it’s relevant for upcoming holiday card photoshoots).
• For your Laugh of the Week: Babble shared “sexy” mom Halloween costumes — you might already be wearing one (or more!) right now.

Also, do be sure to check out the news update over at Corporette!

On Corporette Recently…

• We shared how to iron your clothes less.
• We discussed morning office routines.
• We took a look at previous posts in the Corporette time capsule.

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