07/21/2025
To the parents who worry about bringing their little ones to their ultrasoundā¦
Please donāt.
Worry, that is.
That tiny human scaling the furniture like sheās training for toddler parkour nationals? Ours.
The toy blast zone that looks like Mr. Potato Head lost a custody battle? Also ours.
And yesāone of them did try to climb into the mini fridge because āhe needed a break from the heat.ā These are our kids. We get it. Thereās nothing your babies can do that ours havenāt already tried⦠twice⦠while holding snacks.
We know appointments can feel like a lotāwrangling littles, big feelings, and a thousand āwhat ifs.ā So please know:
This space was made for you. All of you.
š¼ Is there a stroller policy?
Only for the dads who joke about twins⦠and then it actually happens.
Moms usually put them in time-out afterward. We fully support that decision.
š To the parents of autistic children, sensory-sensitive kiddos, nonverbal littles, or families whoāve ever been made to feel ātoo muchā ā you wonāt find that here. Autism lives in our family too. Weāve sat in those waiting rooms praying for kindness. Weāve felt the sting of side-eyes and the weight of judgment. Thatās why we are intentional about creating a place where your child is safe, welcomed, and celebrated exactly as they are. And honestly? Most of the time they end up cuddled with our honorary Nana watching Paw Patrol like theyāve lived here forever.
This isnāt just a moment to see your baby ā itās a space to breathe.
A place where your whole family is valued, and joy isnāt something we hope for ā itās something we plan around.
So come as you are. Chaos and all.
Weāre ready for you ā fridge jumpers, toy hoarders, and twin-dad timeouts included. š©·