Amanda Lehan-Canto

Like, like, like there's a person who's gentle, but it's not gentle in our minds.

And he was like frustrated and going through these things.

And I was like, I think I understand.

So it's, I think that's, what's magic about other languages, which is why like, it's so important to learn other languages, speaking to me and you who speak English.

But like,

There's just like this other tapped in magic that these other countries are speaking.

And it's so fascinating.

We're really not that good to our, not parents, but like to our elders, I think, that much in this country sometimes.

There you go.

Hey, man.

There you go.

I know.

It's very interesting that like... But there is cultures.

There's so many cultures who do totally different things, and especially the parents aspect.

But when I was looking up different cultures about women who give birth, so many different cultures handle it completely different.

There's like a culture in India where a tribe of women come in, a community of women come in, and they...

do all the self-care on the mom.

They do all the self-care.

You're sitting for a month.

Am I wrong, but they're not really like – they're not focused so hard on the baby as much like the partner is and the other family is?