Jules

Like I think that, and when I say hard, like just the basic things like sleeping, feeding, and so on and so forth.

And like Tate did that stuff in as easy as a way as one can.

And so I think that that leaves us particularly like, I think one to two for us is probably going to be very, very hard.

I'm ready to get rocked.

And I think the way that our, I think that the only way I see us not getting rocked is if he's a good sleeper and if he's like a clear communicator and not.

Where I got to give Bubba so much credit, she's a very clear communicator.

I felt, and I think you can pull the tapes, I've been giving her credit on her cues from probably like month three or four.

Have I not?

Yeah.

She's so good with her cues.

Diaper change.

Yeah, but all of that, obviously, out of our control and very kid-specific.

And the minute that they're colicky or something like that, all that gets thrown out the window.

Yeah.

We need to be ready for things to get turned upside down.

Also say like the stress levels going into baby two versus baby one feel very, very different.

And it's like, I think there's just a sense of familiarity with,

our life and where we're living.

And like, even at the OB, like we're, we know everyone there.

We know the doctor, we know the nurses, we know the lady who does the scan.