BDD - Baby Driven Development
summary
Hundreds of parent-developer survey responses show concrete hits and fixes: over half of nursing mothers report workplace pumping issues, about 60% of women feel children slow careers, and studies report parents lose roughly 44 days of sleep in year one and many get only 1–3 uninterrupted hours nightly. Companies implement lactation rooms, part‑time return ramps, manager training, parental Slack channels and adjusted KPIs; parents use checklists, shared mental‑load worksheets and scheduled self‑care days.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 3:33Typical Day
- 6:36Stay Sharp
- 9:32Working Options
- 11:52Third Create Realistic Expectations for Parents Returning to Work
- 15:08Get Rid of Your Parent Guilt
- 16:19Schedule of Self-Care Days
- 16:52Optimize the Time That You Have Available
- 22:01Lactation Rooms
- 22:51Just Be Friendly
- 24:59Resources
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