Listen, it's the bird show.

I got the sweetest letter from a birth show listener, and it touched my heart, and I felt compelled to share it with our birth show fam and our birth show community.

Because I think there is a beautiful lesson here, right?

And the birth show listener is basically saying, hey, can you do a little radio PSA for me?

And I'm like, you know what?

Absolutely, I would love to do that for you. Plus, she included, she included pictures of her absolutely adorable two-year-old little boy in that smile on that face. I'm like, oh, we are so doing this. Yeah, that's playing low. That's playing low. You know that stuff's going to get on the radio if your kids are cute. Yeah, he's adorable. Now let me just give that disclaimer.

If you have sent a picture before if your kids are cute. Yeah, oh, he's adorable. Now, let me just give that disclaimer.

If you have sent a picture before and your email didn't get on the ear, that doesn't

mean your kid is ugly.

Sure.

So the email I got says, hi, Kristen.

She also spelled my name right, which is another reason why I'm reading her email.

I love that.

This is something that's been

on my mind a lot lately. I was just wondering if you would be willing to do a little radio PSA on empathy

and being there for people in tough times. We've all run into those situations where we're getting

unsolicited advice or people trying to cheer us up when we just want to wallow a little.

I'm a mother of a two-year-old little boy with cerebral palsy.

He is incredible.

He has the brightest smile, which I can attest to because I have the photo ball, the sweetest

giggles, and he works harder than anybody I know.

However, at two years old, he still can't sit up by himself. He's never spoken any words and doesn't seem to understand much about the

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