News Roundup
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Some of the articles of interest to working mothers that we’ve seen around the web recently…
- CNBC shared that Dressbarn is closing 650 stores (includes map).
- Writing for The Atlantic, economist Emily Oster suggested how and why we should normalize parenthood in the workplace.
- Good Morning America shared that a mother of three kids completed almost 50 tasks before she even left the house for work.
- Motherly shared that comic Amy Schumer was back on stage two weeks after giving birth — and why that’s OK.
- The Washington Post provided the real costs of breastfeeding.
- The Washington Post also reported that Michelle Pfeiffer has been lobbying Congress in support of a cosmetics safety bill.
- UN Women, via Medium, suggested how to inspire children to grow up as feminists.
- The Guardian offered how to raise children to love reading.
- Vox asked all 2020 Democratic presidential candidates how they would fix childcare issues for American working parents. Vox also asked the male candidates who was handling their childcare.
- Vogue recently started a series of videos featuring editor and fashion legend Anna Wintour, including her advice on how to dress for a job interview and her opinion on leggings.
- For your Laugh of the Week: Huffington Post shared 30 funny tweets about preschool graduations.
Also, do be sure to check out the news update over at Corporette!
On Corporette Recently…
- We continued The Hunt with the best comfortable flats for summer.
- We shared our Nordstrom Half-Yearly Sale picks for work.
- We offered The Money Snapshot of a government worker in the Northeast.
- We introduced a Week in the Life (for Corporette), and we are seeking readers’ submissions.
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Thinking back to the “fitting” as a mom thread.
How old were you when you had your first kid and do you judge women that had their first kid significantly earlier or later than you did?
Most of my kid’s friends’ moms are about 7-11 years older than I am and at a recent birthday party for a kid turning 4, one joked that I was good with toys assembly because I was closer to the kids’ age. I’m in my late 20s, so that is objectively untrue.