Yeah.

And...

I was like, yeah, let's just go.

Let's do whatever that is.

And he had like a little course.

So I started online coaching as well, which was just doing emails.

It was, I mean, it's evolved a lot over the last 10 years.

What was that moment like when you went, yeah, I'm going to do it?

FISFO anymore.

Well, no, to be honest, I'm proud of how I can still train in pregnancy.

And I know that's not possible for everyone, but I really do want to remove fear for people.

And, you know, someone might look at my page and be like, oh, look at her showing off what she could do when I can't do this or I'm in pain or I'm sick.

And so I'm trying to be, I suppose, inspirational in that way because I know even the difference in guidelines in my last pregnancy to this pregnancy and what, you know, I've learned so much more myself.

I've done another course and luckily there are amazing researchers out there publishing new research that shows what's safe.

So I'm really just trying to, you know, push the boundaries a bit on what people thought was safe in pregnancy, you know, and surprising myself than what I'm able for.

great to hear you say that because I think so many women and myself included like fear falling pregnant and fear having their first child and how it will change their life forever and you don't know if that's going to be a good thing and people always say you know it'll become the best thing that ever happened to you but it's so hard to fathom that when

Tell us about that.

I think after having Kyla, I realised how great kids are and that I would love another one.

And so back out I went dating, trying to find the one.

Because I just didn't like the idea of ever sharing another baby.

So I was like, if I don't meet the one who I'm going to spend the rest of my life with, how will I have another baby? So I just kind of had a...

I went back and forth.

I'd known about this option and I knew somebody had done it.

But in the main, has that been the overwhelming kind of response? Yeah, I