town & country looked at Queen Letizia’s all-time best looks, while vogue looked at 8 of Meghan Markle’s best summer looks.
Lustre, a magazine for retired women, looks back on how their style has changed through the years. (Hat tip to the reader who recommended it!)
The Washington post advises how to prevent your boss from reading your work messages.
Fortune looks into how Gen Z is so comfortable sharing salary data. The advice from the experts quoted therein: “‘Go find the tallest, whitest dude’ and ask his salary.”
Harper’s exposition ponders what millennials turning 40 will look like.
The NYT investigates why endometriosis symptoms are dismissed, despite 1 in 10 women experiencing this form of chronic pain.
The cut advises what to do if a pharmacy denies you meds linked to abortion.
Real simple looks at the newest data on strength training: just 30-60 minutes a week lowers your risk for disease. (Here’s our last discussion on all the best strength training programs to do without a gym.)
Some good news: women candidates are setting records in 2022 midterms, according to CNN.
Your Laugh of the Week is from McSweeney’s: “Thank you for calling the perimenopause hotline, where our hold times are completely unpredictable.”

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We rounded up readers’ advice on how to support a first time stay-at-home dad, and talked about how to handle clothes your kids have outgrown (sister post to ours this week on closet purges!).
We offered some clothes for working moms, including some maternity basics and washable workwear.

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Fashionista wondered why we aren’t speaking more about the environmental effect of petrochemicals in beauty products.
TimeOut new York noted that Century 21 is reopening its flagship nyc store.
Meanwhile, appeal reported that Bite beauty is going out of business (and is having a 50%-off sale.)
Harvard business evaluation advised exactly how to make sure you won’t regret leaving one task for another.
The new York Times looked at why many people under 35 have stopped or slowed down their saving as well as retirement planning up until “things get back to normal.”
WIRED noted that if Roe v. Wade is nullified, it might lead to further limitations on the availability of abortion pills by mail, including across specify lines.
NPR reported on exactly how microbes in the vagina can effect health.
VICE offered “How To Make Friends, In situation You’ve Forgotten.”
NBC news shared that U.S. soccer has revealed that world cup prize money will be pooled between the men’s as well as women’s teams as well as split similarly among all players.
Your Laugh of the Week comes from points in Case, with “I really Do have Time for Your ill bit Games.”

On CorporetteMoms Recently…
We shared three infant gear rental business for travel.
We looked back at past CorporetteMoms posts, including tips on utilizing grandparents as caregivers as well as WFH errors to avoid.
We offered some clothes for working moms, including some pregnancy fundamentals as well as washable workwear.

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