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A conversational YouTube video (Eric Edmeades with another speaker) exploring "mom guilt": why many mothers feel persistent guilt when separated from their children, how modern living amplifies instincts, and comparisons to traditional societies (Hadza) and evolutionary contexts (e.g., ancestral safety concerns like predators). The speakers argue that some guilt is adaptive (protective) but modern expectations make it excessive and misplaced.

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