
Julia Poulter
Senior Managing Editor at The Everymom
managing editor at @theeverymom. formerly at @closerweekly. coffee enthusiast, @uwmadison alumna, social media junkie, and lover of all things pop culture.
Articles
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1 week ago |
theeverymom.com | Julia Poulter
Oh, baby! If you’re a pop culture fan—or, really, just scroll on Instagram—you’ve probably noticed that quite a few celebrities have welcomed new babies into their families this year. From the arrival of Patrick and Brittany Mahomes’s third child, Golden, in early January to Ms. Rachel just announcing the birth of her second baby via surrogate, there are already lots of celebrity babies born in 2025 so far.
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2 months ago |
theeverymom.com | Julia Poulter
If you’re feeling like nearly everything in your pantry, fridge, and freezer is being recalled lately, you’re not wrong. So far in January 2025, we’ve already seen Horizon Organic Whole Milk, Pearl Milling Company Original Pancake & Waffle Mix, and Lay’s Potato Chips recalled from store shelves over safety concerns. And now, we have another product to add to the seemingly ever-growing list: Wegmans Chicken Breast Nuggets.
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Jan 15, 2025 |
theeverymom.com | Julia Poulter
If you’re feeling like American Girl is back in the cultural zeitgeist in a big way lately, you’re not wrong. Last fall, the millennial-beloved brand announced they were (finally) launching adult Halloween costumes of their iconic historical dolls. And now, mom-favorite kids brand Posh Peanut is dropping a collab line with American Girl—and as The Everymom’s resident AG writer, I couldn’t be more excited about this new collection.
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Dec 19, 2024 |
theeverymom.com | Julia Poulter
Attention parents: another recall alert has just hit the news, and it may be a product you have and use every day. On Thursday, December 19, reports began circulating that popular baby and kids brand Nuna has issued a voluntary recall for more than 600,000 models of their RAVA convertible car seat.
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Nov 26, 2024 |
theeverymom.com | Julia Poulter
Prepping for your first baby is a lot. Beyond choosing a healthcare provider during pregnancy, figuring out how to care for a newborn, and gathering all of the required gear, you need to learn how having a baby will affect your benefits enrollments. When pregnant with my first daughter, I remember being very overwhelmed by navigating the short-term disability for my maternity leave, adding my daughter to my health insurance, and figuring out any other benefits I might need to change or update.
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