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See the complete list of Christine’s articles. This blog houses all of Christine Michel Carter’s articles for other publications. From #blackgirlmagic to breastfeeding, Christine Michel Carter has covered it for
2019: The Year of the Mom Nanoinfluencer
Nanoinfluencers (or “nanos” for short) describe consumers with under 1,000 social media followers and are willing to advertise products on social media in exchange for free products. Discover how these friendly
We Need to Talk About Dog-Whistle Diversity
This is the notion that companies are making strides to be more diverse (to support business objectives and company growth), but once diverse employees enter the company (diverse in age,
The Complete Guide To Generation Alpha, The Children Of Millennials
Just because you don’t sell toys, doesn’t mean you should count these kids out. This new generation hasn’t even established credit, and yet they’re impacting the spending behaviors of their
✍ Can Mommy Go To Work✍
He’d taken Mommy’s coffee cup from the table, Added salt to it, and started his fable. “Mommy I wanted to give you something too! I added special sugar to your
Nike Is Not The First Brand To Launch A Generation Alpha Subscription Service, But They’ve Set The New Standard
Nike announced their first footwear subscription service for generation Alpha, Nike Adventure Club. The service will allow kids to select Nike and Converse shoes “for the right-fitting shoe as their
Going After Goliath: Raised Real Reduces Sugar For Generation Alpha
For any global market leader, course-correcting due to consumer insights is a heavy lift. This includes massive changes in sourcing, manufacturing, and product development. https://www.forbes.com/sites/christinecarter/2019/08/13/going-after-goliath-raised-real-reduces-sugar-for-generation-alpha/#13f4bb7a343d
4 Ways To Address Eczema & Allergies Naturally
The economic cost of asthma in the United States is nearly $82 billion a year and asthma results in 5.2 million lost school days a year. Eczema is a type
Black Moms are Suffering from Postpartum Depression in Silence and That Needs to Change
Moms of color have an increased risk of experiencing PPD and related disorders than women in other ethnic groups, but fear is keeping them from getting the treatment they need.
Breastfeeding At Work Benefits Mom, Baby And The Employer
Today, women with children are the fastest-growing segment of the workforce. Nearly 55% of women with children under the age of 3 are employed. In the United States, more than
10 Coworking Spaces, Resources, and Products For New Moms Returning To The Office
August marks the start of Breastfeeding Awareness Month, and there are several working mothers who statistically stop breastfeeding earlier than recommended by the CDC. One of the reasons suggests mothers may
When Burnout Affects Healthcare Physicians And Its Effect On Working Mothers
HealthLeaders Media reported that nearly half of physiciansnationwide are experiencing burnout symptoms, and a study published in October found burnout increases the odds of physician involvement in patient safety incidents, unprofessionalism, and lower patient satisfaction. Burnout