News Roundup

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

• Glossy notes that the ethical, cruelty-free beauty brand Winky Lux will now be sold at Target.
• NPR shared that fast-fashion brands are now getting into the rentable-clothing game.
• Harvard Business Review encouraged working parents to take time to recharge. 
• Vox looked at the gender-neutral baby clothes trend, even as — as the writer puts it — “Americans are obsessed with the sex of their newborns.” 
• Apartment Therapy highlighted a family’s well-organized two-bedroom apartment, largely furnished with IKEA.
• The New York Times evaluated common strategies for inducing labor.
• USA Today reported on an online petition that asks airlines to allow adults with children 13 and younger to sit together without paying a fee.
• Above the Law shared the experience of a working mom in South Korea as the COVID-19 coronavirus spreads.
• The Washington Post explained the drawbacks and dangers of using AI tech to monitor babies.
• BuzzFeed rounded up 17 children’s books with LGBT characters.

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