Laura

And the baby's in the NICU.

He had like that jaundice thing going on.

So they had him under lights in the NICU.

And so visiting a baby in the NICU is very difficult.

You have to have a code from like the mom to be able to even go in and see the baby.

And we're like, okay, we don't have a code.

It's one o'clock in the morning.

The mom is asleep.

I don't want to bother her at one o'clock in the morning, but can I please just see the baby?

And they were very nice.

They had no idea what was going on with an adoption.

They had no idea how to handle it, but they were very nice.

And they said, okay, you can go in one at a time and you can see the baby for like five minutes.

And so I went in and I looked at the baby and I'm like, that is my son.

Like immediately I'm like, this is my son.

And I knew right away.

And there was like no questioning whatsoever.

And so...

The next day we actually meet them in the hospital and she was very logical.

Well, everybody else had been very emotional about their decisions.