Hi, welcome to the badass breastfeeding podcast. This is Diana lactation consultant and mother of three. Nathan, who's 25. He's going to be 26 in a couple months. I can't believe it. I know. He's going to be on his own insurance. I'm going to have a kid on their own insurance. Oh, my God. Well, that'll be real. Will that be cheaper for you?

No, Tom.

No, everybody's on Tom, so it doesn't matter.

And then my twins.

It's cheaper for Tom?

No.

It's going to be the same.

Yeah.

It should be the same.

I know.

My twins are 23.

No, they're not. Yes, they are 23. I had to really think about that.

They won't be 24 until November. So they are 23. And I was just thinking last night about how, like,

hard it still is to parent with adult kids and how it's like they have all these issues but you can't fix them because they're adults so you have to kind of wait for them to fix themselves which is really

hard to watch so it's like it's hard to have adult kids anyway I don't like to hear about that

I know I'm sorry to get easier and I remember this was a few years ago It's hard to have adult kids. Anyway, I don't like to hear about that.

I know, I'm sorry. I like it to get easier.

And I remember this was a few years ago now, but my mother-in-law, I don't even remember,

it was, I don't, before the pandemic or I don't know when it was, but it wasn't that long

ago.

She was like certainly like in her late 70s or 80s. And she went through this period of time where she was having like this

anxiety if she couldn't get a hold of Ian, Josh's older, my husband's brother, my brother-in-law.

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