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Welcome back to No One Told Us.

Today I'm talking to Michelle Sherrye, who is a birth to five mental health specialist and the brains behind the Instagram page babies and brains, which is super popular. She has a background in community behavioral health and previously worked in home with families involved in the foster care system, providing psychoeducation

on attachment, trauma, and development to help caregivers better understand and support their

children. She created babies and brains to reach more caregivers around the globe and provides

information and support through her digital courses, guides, and social media content.

And we talk almost every day. So it's so fun to actually talk to you in person and not just in our like Instagram chats. So hi. Hi. I know. I'm so excited to be on here. I know. I think I've chatted with you on video maybe like twice, but we like talk every day in our little chat. I know. It's so fun. So we're kind of like in real life here. Maybe someday we'll actually get to, isn't it weird that like you can be so close with people that you've never even met in real life, like these internet friends that we have, it's very strange.

I never would have thought it would have been me because I always was like, I was super into catfish. And I was like, I could just never be friends or like have a relationship with a random.

I get it now.

I understand how those people fall down those relationship rabbit holes.

So you started your page actually kind of around the same time as me, right?

Like very beginning pandemic times.

Right? Yeah. It was July 2020. So I think a few months after

you did. So yeah, pandemic time. Yeah, it was kind of like a perfect storm back then, I guess. And

your page is really taken off and it's super popular. People love you. I feel like you've got that

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