Finally Friday: Ab-solution Itty Bitty Bootcut Jeans

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A woman wearing a pair of Ab-solution Itty Bitty Bootcut JeansThese jeans are extremely popular at Nordstrom and have a million good reviews. They’re only $68, which is great, they come in both regular and petite, which is also great, and they’re available in sizes 0-14 and the very hard-to-find 16 petite. If you’re looking for a new jean for the weekend, give these a try. Wit & Wisdom Ab-solution Itty Bitty Bootcut Jeans Wit & Wisdom also offers plus sizes. (Looking for denim? Don’t forget to check out our recent roundup of the most-loved denim at Nordstrom…) This post contains affiliate links and CorporetteMoms may earn commissions for purchases made through links in this post. For more details see here. Thank you so much for your support! 

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Recommendations for chic, modern office supplies to replace old wicker baskets that are holding things such as paperclips and markers? My office has a large shared space, some of which can be seen by clients, and it just looks so bad, but I have lived with it so long I don’t know what looks good. This is petty but I appreciate some guidance!

Decorating question for the kids’ room. My son sleeps on a twin bed flushed to the side of a large blank wall. I don’t want to hang any pictures on there, in the off chance they fall on him while sleeping. But I don’t like having a large wall on there with nothing on it. Any suggestions for a large sticker decal I could put up there? 4 year old like trucks, Thomas, dinosaurs, astronomy. We have smaller peel off sticker art in my other son’s room over the changing station, but nothing large.

Thanks for the feedback yesterday on DH’s snoring. Looks like many of us are in the same boat. :)

Just came across this incredibly depressing essay – you might relate…

https://motherwellmag.com/2017/01/19/the-myth-of-co-parenting/?ncid=fcbklnkushpmg00000037

Does anyone have a Sarah Wells pump bag? Or suggestions for roomy pump bag? I have a spectra s2 pump and would love to have ONE bag for carryng pump/parts/bottles AND laptop (13 inch) AND lunch for when I return to work. I commute by metro and don’t want to be a crazy bag lady (baby will not be commuting with me). I’d prefer not a backpack. I also want something that looks semi-professional. This is one of my purchases from my bonus this year (rest going to savings…of course) so even though spending $150-200 on a pump bag sounds silly, I don’t mind it as much as I usually would.

Y’all, I bought the Costco dress that was recommended earlier this week on this site and I LOVE IT! It’s definitely going to be my go-to weekend dress (and I just went online to buy another one!). I normally wear a M/L (still losing weight in the stomach section following baby) and I ordered a medium. I could probably wear a small but I kept the larger size to wear as a maternity dress for Baby #2.

Hive- quick question
I’m throwing a small baby shower this weekend (second baby), and I thought a nice thing to do would be to talk to the group and have everyone agree that part of our gifts to the mama to be are that she does not have to write us thank you notes. I’ve been to a lot of showers recently where they have a station set up for you to address an envelope to yourself to make the thank-you not process easier, but wouldn’t it be great if the mom just didn’t have to write them?
These are all close friends of the mom. Would you, as a shower guest, be offended if the hostess suggested this, or on board? Or should I even care if they’re offended and focus on the mom-to-be?