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  • 1 week ago | scarymommy.com | Kate Auletta

    The white T-shirt is as important a staple as any other item of clothing in a woman’s closet. They’re just... necessary. And when you become a mom and you’re constantly doing pickup or attending baseball games or just running around, the simple white tee does triple, quadruple duty for you. But good ones can be hard to come by, as even the simplest ones can cost $50 and/or show your bra underneath it. You’d be hard-pressed to find a woman who doesn’t have an opinion on their favorite.

  • 2 weeks ago | scarymommy.com | Kate Auletta

    Begone BagsI Tried 9 Tinted Eye Creams So You Don’t Have To. These Are My Favorites. I sometimes have a little something to hide, OK? by Kate Auletta33 minutes agoHad To ShareWe may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. I have taken issue with my under eyes for practically as long as I can remember.

  • 2 weeks ago | scarymommy.com | Kate Auletta

    doing it allThe race car driver and BSI Racing owner talks to Scary Mommy about the double standard of being a woman in sports, motherhood and more. by Kate Auletta2 minutes agoAriela Basson/Scary Mommy; Courtesy of Shea HolbrookUnless you’ve been living under a rock, you know that women in sports — hell, women in everything — have it harder than their male counterparts. Race car driving is, of course, no different, and maybe even worse.

  • 1 month ago | scarymommy.com | Kate Auletta

    It is (nearly) spring in most of the country, which means it’s time for some cleaning, or if you’re not up for that, a little reset. In this month’s installment of Hang On, Buying (in which Scary Mommy and Romper editors share their favorite picks in all kinds of categories), we’re focusing on items that zhuzh up our homes — and our closets — for the season ahead.

  • 1 month ago | scarymommy.com | Kate Auletta

    Megan Schinella started off as many content creators do: She had a blog called Camp by Mama. The New Canaan, Connecticut, mom of three worked in fashion marketing before having kids, and much of her heart — and passion — still lay in the field. But she’s also “not a homebody” and was constantly out and about with her kids, taking them around town and into New York City, about 40 miles south.