News Roundup

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

• The Financial Times looks into how new maternity styles are become more versatile — mothers can (and want to) wear the clothing even after pregnancy — and fashionable.
• Fortune talks to the founder of Seraphine, one of Kate Middleton’s favorite maternity lines, in the midst of its expansion into the U.S.
• Laura Wellington offers advice in The Huffington Post to Sheryl Sandberg on coping with the unexpected death of her husband.
• The Washington Post explains how cloth diapering may not be such an environmentally-friendly option after all.
• The New York Times talks about how many women don’t realize how common miscarriage is — and also blame themselves.
• The Boston Globe shares some thoughts from women writers on motherhood.
• The New York Times has a great piece on how parents tend to split childcare duties, along the lines of the Huffington Post piece about the “default parent.”
• Here’s your Laugh of the Week, an oldie-but-goodie: I Read All the Baby Sleep Books.

Do be sure to check out the news update over at Corporette!

On Corporette Recently…

• Kat answered a reader question about managing your personal brand online.
• We talked about resources for becoming a better manager.
• We covered divorce in our Money Milestone series in Tales from the Wallet.

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