Some of the articles of interest to working mothers that we’ve seen around the web recently…
- Hellobee has several tips to help you accomplish that often elusive goal: getting out of the house on time in the morning.
- Pacific Standard talks about the practice of exclusive pumping and what we still don’t know about its positive or negative effects.
- NPR discusses the low wages of child care workers and the consequences.
- Three posts from The New York Times’ Motherlode blog ponder what it means to have a boy or girl: Three Girls? ‘I Feel Sorry for Their Father,’ It’s a Boy and It’s Okay to Be Disappointed, and Pregnant with a Boy? Even in 2014, Some Call That ‘Lucky.’
- The New York Times examines the burden of making healthy, home-cooked family meals when both parents work, while The Wall Street Journal looks at the alternative of the family breakfast.
- Time shares an essay on what “mommy blogging” means and how it’s viewed.
Do be sure to check out our Lo & Sons giveaway, as well as the news update over at Corporette!
On Corporette Recently…
- Kat answered a reader question about buying holiday gifts for bosses.
- We took a look back into Corporette history.
- We talked about tiers of shoes and how to upgrade, and we announced a great Lo & Sons giveaway.
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Lynn says
I think I just pulled a muscle rolling my eyes at that Pacific Standard article on exclusive pumping. I’d love to meet an exclusively pumping mom who does it because it’s “convenient.” What a crock.
MomAnon4This says
I just hosted a party for 19 six-year-olds at my house. This is one of those personal accomplishments I’d love to put on my resumee.
Hey Kat, Open Thread on the weekend for Moms? Just an idea.