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Now, children, they like puppies that walk on two legs.

But with the pandemic, taking care of them is harder than ever.

And guess which gender has been settled with that burden?

The child care crisis is pushing working moms out of the labor force.

More than two million women have left the workforce in the U.S. since this pandemic began.

When you look at that December job support on a net basis, women made up all of the job

losses, losing 156,000 jobs, men net gained 16,000.

Even before the pandemic, women shouldered more household chores.

When school shut down and daycare is closed, many women felt they had no choice, but returned

to jobs as homemakers.

Burn out among working moms who are juggling it all, the home school, the child care and

the demanding jobs.

My son's headphones are not working right now, so I'm spending my day working while hearing

the school in the background.

I usually get about an hour or so of uninterrupted work time.

So there is also the fun fact that my son is in band and they have to do it virtually.

Man, I feel so bad for that mom.

She's got to work with her kid playing French horn in the background.

Honestly speaking, all brass instruments should be illegal.

No one's ever said car horns are great, but how do we bring them indoors?

But look, if your kid has to play a brass instrument, then you should make sure that it's

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