Milkscreen
Some people seem to think that once you have a baby you suddenly turn into a different person, a martyr for your child and all that blah. All right, I am sure most mothers would do anything for their baby, but implying they shouldn’t have a life of their own is exaggerated.
So, even though the Milkscreen may appear to some as a tool for irresponsible mothers, I think that, on the contrary, it can be used to be more responsible. We’ve established that a mother can have fun, and fun sometimes involves drinking (and I don’t mean passing out drunk, I’m talking about just a couple of beers or glasses of wine, for example). Even if you’re careful, don’t breasfeed immediately after drinking, throw out the first batch of milk etc… better safe than sorry, right?
The Milkscreen works more or less like a pregnancy test: you put a bit of milk on a pad, wait two minutes and use the color card to determine if you can feed the milk to your baby or not. Pretty straightforward and simple to use, I’d say.
How much under $29.99?
Some: $19.99 on ToysRUs.com.
Via Gizmodo
