Emotional Labor octopus She spent the first few

She spent the first few hours after birth begging to see her own baby

Parents love the effectiveness without a fight

Ages 18mo+

plus check the room or a surface temperature in touchless mode - handy when checking bottle temps for your hungry freeloader

Apply after each feeding or as needed — and feel free to slather liberally on flanges for a more comfortable pumping experience

Emotional Labor octopus She spent the first fewEmotional Labor: Why a Woman's Work Is Never Done and What to Do About It By Regina Lark with Judith Kolberg Emotional labor is the unnoticed, unwaged, unwritten work women do in the home and in the paid workforce. It includes everything from assuring socks match to coping with a virus, schooling, a job and family life all under one roof. Largely invisible, the mental load of emotional labor weighs heavily on the shoulders of women. Dr. Regina Lark,