On Tuesday, October 28th from 6pm-8pm, Boston area moms and those that love them can meet Cambridge Women’s Pornography Cooperative member Heather Peterson at the grand opening celebration for Isis Maternity Boston. Heather will be there to sign copies of Porn for New Moms and chat about the things that make new moms’ hearts flutter. [...]
While Marci’s running in horror from her local Urban Outfitters, our pals over at Glamour have figured out that when we say porn, we really mean, “More chocolates, please!” Glamour editor Erin Zammett wrote this friendly little post about our latest title, and started a fun thread. (Glamour gals, mind if we borrow an idea or two a future title? We’ll send over the lads for chair massages and dinner. Do we have a deal?)
Those of you involved in cutting edge research can understand the mix of feeling we get when our work finally gets some mainstream attention.
This recent, syndicated story about our latest offering, Porn for New Moms, announces the startling finding that, “studies show that men who take on household tasks may reap the benefits of “choreplay.”
Here at that Cambridge Women’s Pornography Cooperative, our proprietary research has been turning out results that make this point for years [porn for women cover—link]. And after ripping off our lab coats and shouting our findings from our ivory towers, it seems that small, enlightened segments of the media are finally paying attention. (Climate change scientists: we feel your pain!)
We found this nice review of Porn for New Moms in the pages of a recent edition of Glamour. Best of all, we thought, was the great little discussion that ensued. To all the new moms who posted: thanks for sharing the ideas, and we promise the massage, the sitter and the hotel reservations in Cancun are on us, if any of your ideas get adopted for a future title. (ha ha)
That’s right. The Cambridge Women’s Pornography Cooperative has just released it’s latest set of findings, all compiled in a neat, little 88-page report we call, Porn for New Moms.
Granted, the results of this research initiative are heavy on photos and light on the text, but hey, our lab coats are as white as the National Science Foundation’s. And, our peer-review committee consists of tens of thousands of moms. Take that, NIH!
