News Roundup
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Some of the articles of interest to working mothers that we’ve seen around the web recently…
Coronavirus-Related News & Resources
- Refinery29 shared which beauty brands are now making hand sanitizer.
- NPR examined what parents can learn from childcare centers that stayed open during lockdown.
- Good Housekeeping looked at how divorced parents are navigating the issues of quarantine.
- The Washington Post wondered what to do when one parent is more lax about social distancing.
- The New York Times sought answers to the question “When can grandparents meet the newborn?”
- Scary Mommy shared a mom’s essay about how the latest phase of the pandemic is more stressful than quarantine.
In Other News…
- Parents explained how a breastfeeding expert demonstrated the stages of nursing with wine glasses, a sponge, and a water mixture.
- The New York Times gave advice how to raise an anti-racist kid.
- Romper offered some fun indoor camping ideas for this summer.
- PopSugar shared news on Scholastic’s Summer Read-a-Palooza.
- Vulture reported on Disney’s announcement that Splash Mountain will be redesigned with a The Princess and the Frog theme because of the ride’s association with Song of the South. (Note that Disneyland’s reopening has been postponed indefinitely, according to CNN.)
- For your Laugh of the Week: A winged eyeliner tutorial from Reductress.
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Husband decided last minute to go to the family cabin. I can’t go because of work commitments (they’re leaving as I work basically). I don’t have an issues with that. I am a vegan lol.
Anyway I know this is a fishing kind of situation and my kid (age 6) doesn’t usually eat fish other than fish and chips kind of fish so I picked up a pack of hot dogs, pepperoni sticks, fruit, a stick in the oven baked pasta kind of thing, granola bars and fruit snacks and some juice and milk. I intentionally threw in extra stuff because there will be five other kids there. It all fit in one normal sized cooler.
Is this weird or no? I feel like maybe I overstepped? My kid is a big snacker and he is going to be roaming the house looking for food. I can almost guarantee you there won’t be kid food/kid drinks there.