Yeah.

They're only as good as their charge.

So, when you first grab it and you go to vacuum the floor, yeah, it's working great until you get upstairs and now the suction's not as good because you've done the whole rest of the house.

Well, the same thing with these.

These are only going to be as good as they're charged and they do drain as they go.

So it's very important not to rely on this type of pump for your only breast pump.

Exclusive, yes.

I freeze it right away or not?

First, let me ask you, what inspired you?

The biggest factor for me was thinking back to, you know, 15 years ago, the Tanya that was really struggling with...

I was working in an open concept tech job, was [laughs] in, on display in the middle of the office, you know, for everyone to see, which is a nightmare for a neurodivergent person who doesn't like to be perceived.

Lots of background noise, people walking by, tight deadlines.

We would take work trips to Vegas and had to share a hotel room with a female colleague, and, you know, we'd do a lot of lunches out, things like that.

Just all of this is social and, and sensory hell for an autistic person.

So I started having some very severe anxiety.

How is that gonna be beneficial for neurodivergent people? What do you offer?

Because they say it helps your milk come in, right?

So yeast is something that is a galactagogue, which can help milk supply.

But I don't advocate that at all.

But as far as, no, I mean, as far as like, oh, let me have a beer.

Because first of all, we don't know what your milk is going to do.

Is it going to be oversupply? So doing that early on like that is probably not the best idea.

But having a glass of wine for a mom is not a problem.

Is that wrong to do? No, no, it's not