And how do we hold the ability to find the energy in pursuing the exacting nature of greater health for our child while also being honest about the reality in front of us and how they're presenting?

Well, being honest about the reality and what's happening, as challenging as that may be, that is incredibly not only important, it's required, right? We don't want to live in a fantasy world, right? And I know early on, I didn't notice so much of what was happening with my son because you look at it with, you know, rose-colored glasses.

And I look at photos now when he was quite young and he didn't look as healthy as I kind of remember.

So I do think being grounded in reality is helpful.

And it's hard for us to be objective as parents.

But that's where I think this whole concept comes to really looking at your child, however they are right now, as they are now, and truly looking at them with unconditional love, with complete acceptance as they are now.

And you can hold that thought while still wanting more for them and wanting for them to progress and to develop and hit milestones.

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