Craig Robinson

I was watching or reading about you talking about just being pregnant and what, you know, just how that, the connection starts there as mothers.

I mean, you were talking about how fascinating our bodies are.

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And just sort of talk about that a bit because I felt the same way.

I mean, I felt the power of what a woman's body can do.

And you're learning a balance that a lot of people, a lot of women, a lot of mothers are still struggling with.

How are you making it all happen?

What's been some of the...

best parts about it and the most challenging parts at your age too.

I mean, I was terrified.

the notion of taking my kids out of their comfortable environment and moving to the White House and putting them through that at as young as seven and 10.

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But it was okay.

And there was so much growth from those experiences.

So I found, and I wouldn't have said this when they were little, that they can move and

and hang with you.

I think middle school, I found that it wasn't really until middle school that the girls, you know, they wanted their own lives and their own timing.

They didn't want to be pulled out of their worlds to follow us around.

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But up until then...