Hey guys, welcome back to Pre-Flance Podcasts.

This is Sarah and Whitney

Okay Whitney. So this episode was inspired like most much of our episodes by text

message. I can't be alone Sarah. You're not. I cannot be

alone in this. And that's why I said Whitney, you're not alone. I'm not alone.

I can't be. We haven't covered it yet. We're going to do this topic. So it's moms have a witching hour too.

Mm-hmm. So I'm going to elaborate. I'm going to tell them myself. Okay. So it was I'm going to say maybe like Wednesday or Thursday. It was later in the week. It wasn't the weekend though.

I just takes it there and I said, moms have to have a witching hour too because my brain is just done.

I'm touched out. I'm tired of still having to think ahead.

I am cranky with my children. Like, I can't be alone. Like, this is a witching hour from like 5 30 or 6 until 730 bedtime.

Yeah, like I am cranky and I cannot be alone in this it cannot just just be me. Or maybe it is not.

And I think I wrote back like a hundred, a hundred or o.

Yes. And I think, you know, so people are like, well, what is the witching hour so the witching our term is traditionally thought with babies right and so with babies it happens around you know maybe I think the second or third week of their life sometimes four and

Nobody can really tell us why it's happening people have their thoughts and feelings and experts say

Grovert their fatigue they're ever-sensurized they're cluster feeding colic

they're finally waking up and realizing this world is not the womb

whatever you say but they're more aware of their surroundings.

And it can happen from 5 to 11 PM at night.

And so our pregnant moms are like, oh great.

Thanks.

Thanks for this.

Yeah, appreciate it.

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