That’s not to state they specifically see child-rearing through a set of rose-colored glasses.
Because every night when the clock strikes 5 p.m., they experience what can seem like the most significant night ever “Bedtime is psychotic,” acknowledgedCatherine “It’s like, ‘Why do I do this? What is happening? Did they turn into monsters?'”
But then Isaiah will break a joke (“He is just a hoot, he is the joy of our family”) or Mia will inform Mom she enjoys her and the Seattle local will remember she’s there for the best factors.
“If I have anxiety or anything, hearing my sweet baby’s voice brings me so much joy,” statedCatherine “And I think that’s what every parent experiences, those moments where even in the chaos, you see something—whether it’s a picture they drew or something they said to you or a kiss—and that’s what brings you back to reality of, like, this is a beautiful journey that I get to be on.”
