Is there ever a right time to have a baby financially?

Today we're getting real about a question that many couples and young families are asking.

This is where it gets practical.

And this is where I spend money.

Like they are adamant that you go visit people in the hospital.

Boomers feel entitled to seeing this newborn.

If I can be a dad, anyone can be a dad.

Hey guys, I'm Rachel Cruz.

I'm George Camel.

And this is Smart Money Happy Hour.

Cheers, George.

Cheers.

To the babies.

To the babies.

Well, this is the show where two friends who have to be money experts talk about what you're talking about.

So everything from pop culture, current events, and money.

And before we get into it, let's talk about what we're sipping on. Today, it's the bourbon orange. Yeah, it's light. To be a bourbon drink already, I can feel it's not too heavy. It's borderline refreshing. Stick around to the end. We're going to give you our rating and reveal the cost per glass. Okay, Rachel, having kids do be expensive. As they say. It is expensive. From start to finish. And you're adding on, George. I just keep piling on. I mean, number two. Yeah. Coming soon. In a few weeks, if you're watching and listening to this, I'm on Baby Watch coming up here. I know. How are you feeling? How's everything? I think because we're also, like, moving, we just decided to do the most at one time. You know, we did that too. Isn't that how it goes? Not to make this about me. No, please, tell me your experience. No, no. But it is. I'm like, life happens like that. I don't know why it piles on, but it does. Obviously, obviously harder on the mom, the person who is pregnant while doing all of this.

Sure, yes.

Or postpartum.

Yes.

Yes, for sure.

How's Whitney feeling? She's, you know, third trimester. Yes. It's where it's like, it was kind of fun. And now you're like, okay, now back to not being the most fun. Now I'm ready to have a baby in my arms, not in my belly. Yeah, I get that for sure.

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