Prioritizing it is probably some weird re-parenting thing where my mom wasn't there to make breakfast, but also because I feel like it impacts the rest of the day when she's not had breakfast.

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It's true. Yeah. Okay. So Stacey, at some point in January, you posed a question in our stories that was sort of like parents of older kids. Do you still get up with your kids on school morning? And there were like so many responses. It was kind of overwhelming.

It was, you know, sometimes when you work in the parenting space, you innocently ask a question or share something and you're like, oh, I hit a nerve.

Clearly.

So clearly.

Right.

Yes.

And actually, there was a huge range of responses.

And they weren't nasty, but it was like, it was one of those questions where you felt like people felt like they needed to defend their decision. And I was like, no, you don't, like, you don't need to. I really just just curious. There were some answers that were like, of course, like, I want to hug them before they

leave for the day, which is really sweet and I totally get. And there were other ones that were like,

if I don't wake up with them, they're not going to eat, which I thought was really interesting,

partly because that's how I feel. Not that I don't want to hug my kids before they leave for the day,

but like some days I'd be fine for going a hug to sleep in. Yes. But I do like the idea of sending

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