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Newsweek
a day ago
- General
- Newsweek
Gen Z Mom Has Message for Stranger Who Said Her Son Needs a 'Volume Button'
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. A Gen Z mom has shared the moment a stranger made a remark about her toddler making a noise in the store. The TikTok video shared by Karly (@karleymw) quickly went viral, racking up 2.3 million views since it was posted on June 10. The 24-year-old from Greensboro, North Carolina, told Newsweek: "I felt irritated, and a tad taken back." During the video, which was being recorded as part of her budget-grocery vlog, she can be seen scanning items. Her 18-month-old son is in the cart behind her, babbling. Two screenshots from the viral video showing Karly scanning her products and her face when the comment was made. Two screenshots from the viral video showing Karly scanning her products and her face when the comment was made. TikTok/@karleymw Then a woman's voice can be heard. The text layered over explains she said the baby needs "a volume button," then her message, "your reminder you are entitled to a child free life, not a child free world." The stay-at-home mom told Newsweek: "I would have been more understanding if he was having a tantrum but that wasn't the case. "He was happily talking and doesn't understand volume controls yet. I tended to him several times but was just trying to finish checking out." So far, the video has over 188,000 likes. She told Newsweek: "I shared the clip because I so often see so much hatred and just rudeness towards children for taking space. Some people have adult expectations for children and it's frustrating." In the comments, Karly told another user that she asked her son to use his indoor voice but he is too young to understand. Newsweek discussed the interaction with child psychologist Ana Aznar, founder of REC Parenting, an online platform supporting parents and caregivers, to discuss the issues raised. She said: "The child is displaying normal behavior for a child that age. The problem is not the child but the increasing tendency of pushing children out of public spaces. "Looking online, it seems that more and more, there are public spaces with 'no pets and no children allowed' signs, or even worse they allow pets but not children. "It is really important that we all understand that children need to be out and about to become functional members of our society." Karly states this is the first time she has experienced a negative comment when out and about. She told Newsweek: "I don't get nervous very often about taking my kids out. Overall, they do well except on occasion, but that's what comes with kids. People are generally so sweet to them." Aznar added: "We all have been there: your baby cries nonstop on the bus, your toddler throws a tantrum at the supermarket, or your child's ice cream falls on the floor, while you get angry comments and looks from people around you. "These can be very stressful situations, but we should all remember that children belong in public spaces. I would advise this mom and others facing the same situation to either ignore these comments or have a calm response ready: 'I am sorry he is being loud; he is only little and we are doing the best we can.'" TikTok Reacts The clip has sparked a debate online, receiving 15,600 comments at the time of writing. There's a mixture of opinions, with some users backing the woman and others the mom-of-two. "You can teach him not to shout. They have to be taught," suggested one user. Another wrote: "I'd rather this any day over an iPad kid watching YouTube at full volume." "He's not even being disruptive??? He's just existing," said a third commenter.
Yahoo
15-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Karly Rowe Appointed as President of Inovalon's Provider Business Unit
A Seasoned Leader Focused on Empowering Provider Organizations BOWIE, Md., May 15, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Inovalon, a leading provider of cloud-based software solutions empowering data-driven healthcare, today announced the appointment of Karly Rowe as the President of Inovalon's Provider Business Unit. Rowe has nearly 20 years of diverse experience across healthcare, credit, and retail, and was previously the Senior Vice President of Product in the provider business. In her time with Inovalon, she helped guide the team through critical product enhancements and the strategic acquisition of VigiLanz in 2024, and she is continuously finding new ways to utilize Inovalon's extensive data and healthcare expertise to develop innovative solutions for the healthcare industry. "Karly is an outstanding leader and a driving force behind the growth and success of our Provider business," said Adam Kansler, CEO of Inovalon. "Her ability to bring strategic clarity, inspire high-performing teams, and execute at pace sets her apart. Karly's leadership reflects our broader commitment to empowering our people, advancing innovation, and delivering meaningful impact for our customers." Rowe joined the company in 2022 and has been responsible for overseeing Inovalon's Provider Cloud portfolio of solutions spanning revenue cycle management, workforce management, and care management. She has successfully developed and launched numerous products to the market, such as Eligibility Verification Pro™ and RCM Intelligence™, and established and managed strategic partnerships with credential service providers (CSP), electronic health record (EHR) vendors, technology vendors, and pharmacy standard organizations. "I am excited to step into the role as President of the Provider Business Unit where we'll continue to thrive at the intersection of healthcare and technology," said Rowe. "Alongside our exceptional team, I'm committed to meeting the evolving demands of the healthcare ecosystem and empowering provider organizations across the country to achieve better outcomes and economics for themselves and the millions of patients they serve." For more information on Inovalon's approach to enabling the power of data to improve healthcare outcomes and economics, visit About Inovalon Inovalon is a leading provider of cloud-based SaaS solutions empowering data-driven healthcare. The Inovalon ONE® Platform brings together national-scale connectivity, real-time primary source data access, and advanced analytics into a sophisticated cloud-based platform empowering improved outcomes and economics across the healthcare ecosystem. The company's analytics and capabilities are used by over 50,000 active, licensed customers, and are informed by the primary source data of more than 90 billion medical events across 1.1 million physicians, 696,000 clinical settings, and 409 million unique lives. For more information, visit View source version on Contacts Tom PaolellaSr. Director, Press and Analyst Relations, Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Fox Sports
11-05-2025
- Automotive
- Fox Sports
Drivers Hit Pause during Hectic Month of May To Honor Moms
INDYCAR Scott McLaughlin described 'the Mother's Day Express' as the best Mother's Day present his employer could have offered. Following Saturday's Sonsio Grand Prix at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Team Penske provided a flight back to its North Carolina base so all NTT INDYCAR SERIES team members could be home with their families on Mother's Day. McLaughlin was thrilled to be with his wife, Karly, as they celebrated her first Mother's Day. Daughter Lucy was born in October. The return flight to Indianapolis is Monday. 'It's a big day for Karly, so being back home to spend time with the girls is something I'm very grateful for,' McLaughlin said. 'What the team did for everyone who wanted to be back to be with their wives or whatever is really nice.' McLaughlin said he 'pulled all the stops out' to make Karly's first Mother's Day special, but he admitted that it's odd in the sense that it's more Lucy's day for her mother than his day for Karly. Still, he described it as 'starting a family tradition, which is very cool.' McLaughlin laughed at the thought of giving up the 'tradition' he's had in recent years since racing in the U.S. has him too far away from his mother, who lives in New Zealand. McLaughlin said they have plans to speak on the phone today, but as it's Karly's day, too, 'I'm definitely not playing golf this year.' The NTT INDYCAR SERIES paddock is celebrating Mother's Day today with no racing-related activities, and those celebrations come in different forms. Whether it is physically being with mothers or remembering them, the day is one that only officially comes around once a year. Chip Ganassi Racing's Alex Palou is celebrating for a second time in as many weeks as Mother's Day in Spain, where his mother lives, was last weekend. Today, he is honoring his wife, Esther, who delivered their first child, Lucia, in December 2023. 'Definitely, yes,' the series points leader said with a big smile. 'In general, we don't go crazy (celebrating) – we only do that for like birthdays and Christmas – but it's a special day, for sure.' McLaughlin and Palou are two of the six fathers who raced in the Sonsio Grand Prix, and their wives are being celebrated today. Chip Ganassi Racing's Scott Dixon and his wife, Emma, have three children, Graham Rahal and his wife, Courtney, have two. All three of Team Penske's drivers have wives being lifted up today. Will Power and his wife, Liz, have an 8-year-old son. Josef Newgarden and his wife, Ashley, welcomed their son in April 2022. Among the additional drivers participating in the Indianapolis 500 presented by Gainbridge, which opens for practice Tuesday, the fathers are Helio Castroneves, Ed Carpenter, Takuma Sato, Ryan Hunter-Reay, Kyle Larson and, most recently joining the group, Marco Andretti. Today is a day for celebrating not only their mothers but their wives, as well. Happy Mother's Day to all! recommended
