Simone Knego

This is really important.

I'm like, oh, my gosh, you sound like me.

Yeah.

It's herding cats a lot of days.

Herding cats, yes.

So we adopted our youngest three children.

And so our son Noah, who is from South Korea, he's 19 years old now.

But when we adopted him, he was a baby.

He was four months old.

And I had this whole idea in my head of how everything was going to go and how the return flight was going to go coming back from Korea.

And he cried 16 out of the 18 hours on the flight from Seoul to Chicago.

Oh, yeah.

So I had no control.

And I questioned everything about myself at that point because, oh, my gosh, I thought I knew what it was to be a parent because I already had three children.

And no, I had to learn how to be his parent.

And so that was also such a great reminder for me of that.

Everything, everybody's unique and you got to figure it out.

And everybody is getting through the day trying to figure it out.

Yeah, I would say that my older kids would say that, yeah, they I experimented a lot on them.

So the younger ones have it much easier.