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Alexia Dellner

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  • Executive Editor and Content Strategist, Freelance
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I am an Executive Editor and Content Strategist with a sharp editorial eye and a deep understanding of audience. I lead teams and shape voice to create content people trust—and come back to, again and again.

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Why PPD Can Feel Different The Second Time Around

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By Alexia Dellner Verified
| Romper Verified
Your first baby comes with a steep learning curve that can be both exhausting and exhilarating. But by the time a second arrives, you at least know what to expect. You’ve survived the sleepless nights, mastered the swaddle, and learned which baby gadgets are actually worth buying (sorry, wet wipe warmer). And if your first postpartum experience was relatively smooth, it’s only natural to assume the next one will be, too.
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Skims Discount Codes: Save Up To 56% On Loungewear, Lingerie And More

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By Bianca Alvarez Verified, Alexia Dellner Verified
| Forbes Vetted Verified
Skims makes some of our fashion team’s favorite swimsuits, shapewear and lingerie. If you’re shopping for one of our top picks, like the Seamless Sculpt Bodysuit (our choice for the best tummy-control shapewear), the Ultimate Strapless Push-Up Bra (one of our go-to everyday lingerie pieces) or the Scoop Neck One Piece (our winner for the best swimsuit for curvy women), Skims discount codes and deals can help you save.
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How Stress Impacts Your Digestion: 7 Red Flags to Watch Out For

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By Alexia Dellner Verified
| PureWow Verified
wellness A neurogastroenterologist breaks it down PeopleImages/Shutterstock If you’ve ever lost your appetite during a stressful week at work, felt butterflies in your stomach thinking about a crush (oh hi, Garrett Graham) or found yourself making an emergency bathroom run before a big speech, you’ve experienced the gut-brain connection in action. While we often think of stress as something that happens in our heads, it can have very real effects on our digestive system, too.
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