Allison Kuch
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455 appearances
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 17 Sep
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That's why I feel like we come from such different backgrounds and...
I mean, different religions, like it kind of goes on and on.
We are so different, but then we're all, we also have this like big, beautiful marriage.
So I'm like, who's best to give advice other than us?
Probably a therapist,
was beautiful.
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It was beautiful.
So thank
You're going to leave here feeling hopefully lifted. I love that. Yeah. You should send that to my husband so he can wake up every day and just like- And announce your presence. Absolutely. To the whole household. We can make that happen.
I heard that you were maybe planning on naming one of your daughters Scottie.
Thank you. I personally love it. But, you know, you get mixed reviews from other people. I think maybe like the older generation, when I say Scotty, they either think it's a boy or they're like, huh? Is it a family name?
Is that where we find all of our baby names? Yeah, it was under like grandpa inspired baby names. I'm like, oh, Scotty, that's cute. But yeah, I've gotten the, is it a family name? I've gotten, is it short for something? I've gotten all the questions and I'm like, nope, just Scotty. It's just an adorable name. Well, thank you. And it suits her? It suits her so well.
We thought of a few other names and- I've tried calling her the other names and she just... Well, she doesn't respond to them, honestly. But it also just doesn't fit her personality. She's like sassy and spunky. So it fits really well.
one year birthday how was it um it i feel like it was really sad i mean especially for your first because the year goes by so quickly and she's starting to get older and i'm like wait that's it's so sad but also it's so much fun celebrating her at a year mark because i feel like that's a huge like a year of being alive and then also a year of everything i've gone through and
It's just crazy that it went by so quick. And so it was fun to celebrate her. We ended up going to Disney. I don't know that she even knows everything that's going on. She's like, wait, why are we inside like this? Taking her on rides was trippy. She was just like, wait, hold on. I'm not allowed screen time, but I'm able to see all of this.
And I was like, Isaac, hold the baby. I'm going on this ride that... She can't go on. So I was like, let me just do the solo rider. So absolutely. It was, it was solely for me. Like I was the one eating the Mickey ice cream. I was the one like buying the sweatshirts.
Absolutely. I want to throw a party just for me and like my journey.
Yeah. I didn't know anything about the whole movement of getting your pink back until I think it was three months postpartum and my husband comes home, he has a package in his hand and it's a sweatshirt and on the sweatshirt it's like, Oh, I'm getting my pink back. And I was like, what? It's like, what's this about? And he was like, oh, it's like a flamingo loses its ping.
And he was like, I feel like I see you down sometimes. And I think that you should like really dive into like the journey of like finding yourself outside of motherhood and all these things. So Isaac actually like helped inspire me to maybe like find my own identity outside of just being a mom. And I think it's just been a fun movement to attach myself to.
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