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  • And now that Olivia was acting all momlike about it, Shay was determined to go to P.E.

    Crave Laura J. Burns 2010

  • She was the most real momlike mom I'd ever imagined.

    Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports Patterson, James, 1947- 2007

  • I stood stiffly for a moment while she wrapped me in a warm, momlike embrace that felt like the best, softest blanket in the whole world.

    Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports Patterson, James, 1947- 2007

  • I stood stiffly for a moment while she wrapped me in a warm, momlike embrace that felt like the best, softest blanket in the whole world.

    Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports Patterson, James, 1947- 2007

  • She was the most real momlike mom I'd ever imagined.

    Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports Patterson, James, 1947- 2007

  • Hulbert frames the different definitions of child care in terms of gender, posing "the laid-back-dad view of child-rearing as the realm of fulfilling activities, not chores" against "the more momlike emphasis on the unremitting responsibility of parenthood" she does acknowledge that this comparison runs "the risk of a sexist caricature".

    Archive 2006-04-01 Becca 2006

  • Hulbert frames the different definitions of child care in terms of gender, posing "the laid-back-dad view of child-rearing as the realm of fulfilling activities, not chores" against "the more momlike emphasis on the unremitting responsibility of parenthood" she does acknowledge that this comparison runs "the risk of a sexist caricature".

    Time with the Kids Becca 2006

  • Maybe he's used to a stream of momlike women demanding CleanP, because he leads me poker-faced to an impressively large locked glass case-locked 'either because the average price of GNC's detox products is $49.95 or because the market is thought to consist of desperate and not particularly law-abiding individuals.

    Nickel and Dimed Ehrenreich, Barbara 2001

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