Thank goodness for @alexandrafairweather. When I gave birth in New York during the pandemic, 3,000 miles from one set of parents and 5,000 from the other, we had no village. Everyone had fled and I had ONE friend left in the city. Alexandra became my late-night text person, my “is this normal?” person, and the friend who made motherhood feel lighter. Having even one person you can laugh, cry, vent, and parent alongside means everything. Becoming a mom can be incredibly isolating, especially without family nearby or friends in the same stage of life. There were moments I was scared to leave Lola for 30 seconds just to run to the bathroom. I had intrusive thoughts, anxiety about SIDS/SUID, and truly don’t know how I would’ve slept without SNOO. Looking back, Alexandra and I both realized SNOO was an important part of our village. Not a person, obviously, but a source of support and peace of mind when we desperately needed it. (And a spare set of hands to hold your baby while you go pee.) Every family deserves that kind of support. @happiest_baby is helping make that possible through their Employee Benefit Program—giving more families access to SNOO, for FREE, for EVERYONE. Please go to link in @happiest_baby bio to input company info so they can reach out and tell your benefits team about this amazing program. Or check out happiestbaby.com/SNOOforall❤️ 📷 @sunnyshokrae 🤩