News Roundup

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A woman wearing a sleeveless maternity topSome of the articles of interest to working mothers that we’ve seen around the web recently…

  • The Mom Edit gives you several ways to style a maternity tank.
  • The Beauty Department has tips on air-drying your hair.
  • NPR talks to the author of a new book about what to eat while you’re pregnant.
  • Kind of fascinating: The Guardian explains how breastmilk produced for boys and girls appears to be different in terms of nutrients, hormones, etc. Some are wondering if that means we should be feeding “boy” formula and “girl” formula.
  • The New York Times shares a lot of good information about carseats.
  • A mother writes in The Tennessean about temporarily losing track of her boys on a hike and what it made her realize about free-range parenting (h/t to Free-Range Kids).
  • Real Simple shares the secrets of people who manage to have some “me time.”
  • Speaking of me time… Hellobee rounds up a big list of binge-worthy series on Netflix for your maternity leave (not that the rest of us can’t benefit from this post, of course!).

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Can I get a reality check from other mothers out there, esp twins mothers? I’m on leave for a year to be at home with my now 6-month twins. I pretty much gave up on nursing a few months ago when baby A went on nursing strike and now I pump almost exclusively (I can sometimes get baby B to nurse in the morning, but he’s not as amenable the rest of the day). Is it crazy to think I will be able to continue pumping as the babies get mobile? I think it might be crazy. I have help in the mornings but not in the afternoons/early evenings. I’ve never been able to produce enough for even one baby, so these guys have always gotten 66-75% formula. Would you try to continue pumping?