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Mommy T-shirt trend on NewsCenterNow

August

I was on RNN-TV today talking about the trend of irreverent T-shirts for moms. You can watch the segment by clicking here. Here’s a link to my post on the topic, which contains lots of links to sites that sell the T’s.

This entry was posted on Wednesday, August 29th, 2007 at 10:36 pm by Julie Moran Alterio.
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Parents’ Place is a hangout for openly discussing the A’s to Z’s of raising a child in the Lower Hudson Valley. From deciding when to stop using a binky to when to let your teenager take driving lessons, Parents’ Place is here to let us all vent, share, and most of all, learn from each other.

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Julie Moran AlterioJulie Moran Alterio, her husband and baby girl — “Pumpkin” — share their Northern Westchester home with three iPods and more colorful plastic toys than seems necessary to entertain one tiny human. READ MORE

Jorge Fitz-GibbonJorge Fitz-Gibbon has been a journalist for more than 20 years and a father for nine. READ MORE

Jane LernerJane Lerner covers health and hospitals for The Journal News in Rockland, where she lives with her husband and two children. READ MORE