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trusted by parents nationwide. Okay, so the first thing, you know how I always ask people,

like, what was your transition like to motherhood? But with you, I wanted to ask what things

were like before you had kids kids because I think you mentioned you

own your own business. You do. Your husband works long hours. He also owns his business too.

Yeah. Yeah, lots of went on there. Before having kids, what did that look like? I'm assuming it was

very simple. You guys each just had your own

schedules. And did you guys talk about how things would be moving forward once you had kids? Yeah,

no, we definitely didn't discuss that. So life before having kids was, it was different. So I was actually

an employee. And we had a bit of a hard time

getting pregnant so there was I think that's why there was no real discussion about how things would

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