Angie

And, um, he just wanted to come.

So he was early.

Um, but when I came here, um,

you know, I was already kind of ready, you know, in a routine of the baby, right?

But then when I started doing the groups with the other moms and the other babies and seeing each other's process and progress and process with the babies and, you know, being able to bounce off like concerns and ideas and like,

you know, just kind of check in on each other.

I'm like, Hey, I heard you had a rough night last night.

Cause you know, I, I was up to, you know, like, are you okay?

And you're like, yeah, I'm good.

You know, or, you know, just kind of being there for each other because as a new mom,

Not everybody understands unless you've been through it or you're in it.

You know what I mean?

And a lot of my friends and support groups, support system, you know, their children are older, you know, so they're not in the infant toddler stages, right?

So having somebody to be, you know...

in with it you know like we're in it together we're we're doing this thing together we're you know we're doing it at the same time it just gives you kind of like more confidence and like strength to do so i was like well if she can do it i can do it right kind of like bouncing off of each other and i've met so many wonderful women in here like with just such big caring hearts and

It's just a blessing, you know, and to see their children grow and to see them grow with their children, like as a mother, as a woman, as whatever they're doing in their field.

It's so cool, you know, to see them blossom to who they really are, especially from hearing their stories of where they came from.

You know, it's just like.

Yeah, girl, get it.

You know, like, that's right.