Janelle Tribetz

fourth-generation Coloradans, so we have a lot of family in Denver.

You want other people there to appreciate what's happening and to witness it with you.

Because I feel like that's such a joyful part of parenting.

Yeah, the shared cuteness.

We have to be next to each other.

We can't be down the street.

She's like, as soon as you get in the car, this all goes to, like, there's no point anymore.

We need to be in monitor range.

We need to go over to each other's house and feel comfortable going through this house with the monitor.

That's a compelling story.

Like two single moms who want to like sisters who like want to like support each other.

We have a few women in our family who are older, from like 60s to 80s, who kind of led more non-traditional lives, some who didn't get married, some who got married later in life, but none of whom have kids.

All of them went up to Janelle and said, if I had had your courage, if the world had been a different place, I wish that I could have done what you did.