When my kids need me less, which is now, I would say for both of us, am I excited, unsettled, or am I okay with the transition?

Oh, I would say I'm unsettled.

What feels unsettling about it?

Drop like a hot.

What do I do?

What other cameras on?

Oh, down here.

Okay.

Oh, whatever.

I'll leave that off.

It's a Monday podcast and I just want to say like I really feel like I could hibernate in the winter and I don't like it.

And what I really want to do right now is be in your hot bath. And then after I'm done that, put on some cozy clothes, get under my sheets. Yeah. And then get a really good show. I feel like you have one. You could watch you did rivalry again. Actually, it's true. It's Monday and we're talking all things, Barron Dean. What does that mean? I actually did some research this weekend because I was thinking to myself, you know,

here's what's so crazy, Natalie, is that, wow.

When I was talking about, like, transitions, I was looking at, like, if we were to,

if we were to talk to moms right now and what we were talking about on Monday was like transition and the next phase and like connection with the other kids and what does things feel like.

And if I could ask you questions about how you could figure out basically as moms, our job is changing.

We talked about that last week.

Our job is no longer what it used to be.

In that, some people are going to feel relieved.

Some people are going to feel lost.

Some people are going to feel like they don't have a purpose.

Some people are going to feel like, let's let's just call it, like, emptiness syndrome.

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