When people have like a dreamy birth experience, I feel myself being like, dang it. That's because I associated the outcome of a birth with some type of personal achievement. Going for a V-back, I just really want to try again. But then it's like, okay, now I have to be aware of these wrists on my life or of this baby's life. I needed my mom. I needed my mom too. Even during labor when I saw my mom, I was like, oh, mom. Like, you know.

The way that I found out that you were pregnant of a funny story. Oh, my God, I just remember that. How did you know? I said it says it on the wall. Welcome back to the unplanned podcast. Today, I have my lovely sister-in-laws yeah they're both about to bust and i

mean that in the best way because they're both expecting have the cutest round bellies that's sweet

seriously they're so perfectly round i was really thinking that i'm like they're just killing it you guys

so addie is literally due today. Today is my due day.

So we are officially, officially on Baby Watch. Oh, yeah. That would be the first little baby girl in the family. And Abby, how far along are you 30? Today's 34. Oh, 34. Yeah. 34 weeks. There guys are crushing it, honestly. Yeah. I want to talk all things, maybe, because this is like the last time, potentially.

This is going to be the only time that we're all pregnant together.

Could be. Which is so funny. Obviously, you guys are in a totally different stage. I'm also pregnant. And I feel like I'm in a totally different stage. But it's just, I mean, still, it counts. We're all having babies at the same time. And that's like, that's something special that might never happen again.

All within like the same like grade in school year. That's true. Like if you think about it that way. Like, yeah, we're kind of far apart, but they're all, they would all be in the same grade. It'll even out eventually. It'll even out eventually. For the first like two years it's going to be so obvious.

Like every month makes a difference.

And I feel like even for a while between CJ and Augie,

where there were only 18 days.

I was like to. the first like two years it's going to be so obvious like every month makes a difference and i feel like

even for a while between cj and oggy where there are only 18 days i was like cj so advanced like now they're

evening out a lot that was like when will auggy be able to do that 18 days from now probably like

it's so crazy in that first year i know it's really. You gotta take it month by month. I think especially

with nursing too, because like having an 18 day jump on the nursing journey was like, I would always kind of remember looking to you and being like, okay, I got to get 18 more days. Then I'll be more. You were good at 18 days. Yeah, I was like 18 days, a lot happens. It's 18 days, right? I'm pretty sure that's what someone commented one time yeah that's how we figured it out we just let them

thank you followers for doing right now all I was like 18 days, a lot happens. It's 18 days, right? I'm pretty sure. That's what someone commented one time.

Yeah, that's how we figured it out.

We just let them do. Thank you, followers, for doing our math. Also, can I just say, if you do hear the air conditioning, we apologize. We made the executive decision that since we have, like, two extremely pregnant women, we're going to let this fly because it's summer in Arizona. typically we turn it off for audio purposes.

It shouldn't be that loud, but I already am sweating.

You do have to know.

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