Jules

But I also think like breastfeeding...

It's just a natural thing like adding a layer of like plastic in between you and the baby just seems to really disrupt the whole process.

It supports mothers, and if you do need to know how much milk you're making, it's fabulous for you.

I just think the majority think that breastfeeding is this very all-natural process.

This is a bit disruptive to that, so I do understand that school of thought.

But also, if your baby does need to gain weight, this is a good way to track it.

your weight I really understand the use case the other problem is though that I found with breastfeeding is sometimes you breastfeed and then your boobs are still full so you have to pump it would be nice to know like how much was taken out how much is probably left in the boob like there is that game you're playing but I don't know overall in like the consumer world I would just think I could see a use case for it

I can and I can't.

But the comments that I saw were overwhelmingly like, we're good.

We don't need it.

But I'm with you.

I do appreciate a tempting innovation that you would find helpful for breastfeeding mothers.

My favorite that's happened was, what state was it, Minnesota?

Illinois.

Illinois with the 30 minutes.

I did actually... Sorry.

Illinois made the law that you have to allow 30 minutes of paid leave for women to breastfeed or breast pump.

Yeah.

And then I saw a bunch of comments talking about how other countries...

naturally do that anyways i'm sure they were like what do you mean and i was like well progress progress is progress the second things we dm'd is a product that has already sold out and a dad created this so his kid didn't see him on his phone and it is a book that magnets to your phone and so it looks like you're reading a book but you're actually on your phone