News Roundup

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Corporette Moms News Roundup

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

  • Business Insider suggested what not to wear to the office this winter, including a few helpful tips from Kat.
  • Writing for Medium, a money coach and author — and self-made millionaire — outlined how much paid help she has at home.
  • Romper listed options for cute gender-neutral clothes at Target.
  • Huffington Post shared the best beauty gifts for new moms — might be helpful if you want to treat yourself or drop a couple hints!
  • Newsday offered advice from a panel of female CEOs: “Always keep a toe in the game,” even after having children.
  • Working Mother shared six signs that might mean your workplace is biased against working moms.
  • Working Mother also offered options for baby monitors.
  • The CBC reported that climate change is affecting couples’ decisions on whether to have children.
  • The Washington Post featured a lawyer’s experiences with pumping in various situations.
  • NPR reported that a recent study shows the tried-and-true prescription for bed rest might not always be best for expecting mothers.
  • WGN TV reported that a mom running for office was told she couldn’t use campaign funds for childcare expenses — and she’s not the only one.
  • Another mom writing for Medium asked why there aren’t any good smartphone options for kids. 
  • For your Laugh of the Week: Huffington Post shared Jon Stewart’s funny and earnest quotes about parenting.

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I really liked the article on paid help at home. Similar to the “Week in the Life” posts here, it’s comforting to get some insight on how other working moms really do it, since there are so many articles/talks that just gloss over the details of how involved the other parent is (if there is another parent) or how much help, either paid or from grandparents etc, the family has.