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Some of the articles of interest to working mothers that we’ve seen around the web recently…
- Refinery29 recommended some lip scrubs and lip treatments for winter.
- The Muse offered advice on writing a cover letter as a stay-at-home parent returning to work.
- The Washington Post’s On Parenting looked at why Frida Mom’s ad for postpartum products was rejected by ABC and The Academy Awards.
- The Atlantic explained why toddlers love to take selfies.
- Here’s an update from ProPublica on the Evenflo booster seat safety issues we mentioned last week: A congressional subcommittee is launching an investigation.
- The Washington Post reported that Unilever, which owns companies like Ben & Jerry’s and Breyers, will stop advertising ice cream to children. (Hmm, if our kids start eating less of it, that just means more for us!)
- The LA Times shared 12 recipes to cook at home for Valentine’s Day.
- Speaking of food, Vogue took a look at the intuitive eating trend.
- For your Laugh of the Week: A mom explains her bold choice in choosing prenatal care.
Also, do be sure to check out the news update over at Corporette!
On Corporette Recently…
- We asked readers with tattoos if their ink has had any career ramifications.
- We shared a Personal Money Snapshot from a program manager at a biotech startup in Boston.
- We described four sneaky signs of burnout.
- We highlighted some of the top things readers bought in January 2020.
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Anonymous says
I’m guessing I’ll post again tomorrow on the main post because this won’t get a ton of traffic…but what do 37 year old women wear to Disneyworld? Going in about a week and a half. Thanks!
Anon says
Go for comfort – t-shirts, shorts, sneakers, hat for sun protection if it’s not too hot (I can’t stand wearing hats when it’s 90+ because it makes your head so sticky). No one cares what you’re wearing and you shouldn’t sacrifice your comfort for the sake of a cute look.
mascot says
Agreed. Also, it can be surprisingly cold in Feb/March in the morning and then warm up a lot so watch the weather and make sure you have plenty of layers.
Anonymous says
Whatever is comfy. Depending on the heat I wear shorts or leggings with t shirts and sneakers. A small bag
Anonymous says
Sneakers, t shirt and shorts (athletic or something more like pull on linen/khaki). I heavily encourage sneakers.
Anon says
Hoping someone’s around today… Does anyone have insight into the sizing for H&M maternity wear? Does it run as small as their “regular” sizes? Looking at basics like tshirt, leggings, etc.
AwayEmily says
Yes, it also runs small!
Anonymouse says
I have found tops run small, leggings not as much. And randomly my coat runs large (wearing a M, it was roomy throughout full first pregnancy, I am usually a size 10)