Guys, before we start the episode, I just want to mention two very quick things. Firstly, thank you so much for constantly coming back to this podcast. We love the fact that you do that. That is so kind. Really, really is. If you haven't subscribed to our show already, just click the subscribe button. It does us wonders. Only if you like the show, that is. And the other thing is this, is I have written a book. It's an agency of everything we don't talk about.

And I've written this book because I truly believe that as a generation, we really don't open up and talk about how we're truly feeling. It's called Boys Don't Cry. You can pre-order it right now. There's a link in our bio that you can click or take you to the pre-order site. It would be amazing if you could possibly do that because I promise you this book can help so many people. Okay, thank you so much and enjoy the episode.

Hello, I'm Jamie Lang. And I'm Sophie Lang. And we'd be married for two years. And we're having a

baby. Yes, we are. Are you ready? Let's go. This episode of Nili Parents is brought to you by

Starbucks. Oh, I love Starbucks. It's where we get the good stuff. The good stuff. What do you have in

mind there, Sophie? Well, you go there to get the great coffee. Although I'm obviously on

decaf at the moment, but it's more than that, isn't it? It's you taking a trip to Starbucks. It's just, it's getting half an hour to yourself. By the way, we love making this podcast more than anything. We're doing TV. We're running the business and all that. But it gets halfway through the week and you suddenly realize you haven't had any time to have like a proper conversation. I mean, it might be us having a morning catch-up or just

eating 30 minutes in the middle of the day or winding down after an intense week. But stepping

inside our favourite Starbucks and taking a seat is actually just so comforting. It's kind of maybe

the hum of the coffee machines, maybe the amazing smell of the drinks, the friendly baristas who are

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