Hilaria Baldwin

And I remember to the appointment, which was just a regular appointment, I walked there and I walked and I walked and I walked and I had this feeling there was just something wrong.

Yeah.

And I go there.

I try not to cry as I talk about it, but I go there and they put the monitor on me and she was dead.

And it was like, you know, at that point, you know, it looks like a baby has its fingers and its toes.

And then you have to go home and you still have the baby inside of you.

It was just, it was not a happy experience.

So I was, I, you know, was very traumatized from that.

And again, then your body goes through the experience of things that you had a baby once through.

Once, um, once she came out and, uh, but, but there's no baby.

So I was like, I'm not doing that again.

And again, nothing, nothing against IVF.

I just, that was my one experience with it.

And then obviously somebody else carried our, our other embryo perfectly perfect and, and she's here.

And I also love that they're five months apart.

It's like, it's so funny.

They're like, they're like the funniest things.

Yeah.

I mean, I, I definitely through my experiences and I'm a bit older than you and having kids before you, I, um,

I felt that way.