Mom's Morning Round-up: 5 things to know for Thursday

We know you're busy getting your family ready for the day, so we've compiled a quick list of fun and informative headlines on a Thursday.

Va. Beach makes list of top cities for working moms

Forbes magazine ranks Virginia Beach 17th in the nation for mothers in the workplace. (Thanks to Cheryl Tan for the tip and Pilotonline.com for the article.)

Mom goes on strike, household falls apart, kids finally take notice (Huffington Post)

Jessica Stilwell has lived every mother’s fantasy. She went on strike. For six days the mother of three girls -- 12-year-old twins and their 10-year-old sister -- did no “picking up, tidying, washing, cleaning, clearing, reminding or nagging.” The results will make you want to pump your fists and do a solidarity dance. They will also make you gag. 

Massive Mini Wheats Recall

Kellogg Co. said Wednesday it would take a charge of up to $30 million to cover the recall of Mini-Wheats cereal in the U.S. due to possible contamination by pieces of metal mesh.

Military Moms: Fleet Week Hampton Roads starts tomorrow. (Flagshipnews.com)

Events include family fun day at the zoo (military families get free admission this Sunday), ship tours, the Chowder Cup Challenge, Chili Cook-off, Navy Ball and more. 

Man's maxi pad rant goes viral on Facebook.

Don't forget, the VP debate starts tonight at 9pm.