Welcome to our Newest Mindfluent® Leader!

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Shared by Kristina Smedley

We are so excited to introduce you to the newest (and tiniest) member of our Mindfluent™ Leader family!

Kaden Allen Fallak was born Thursday, November 7th at 5:40am to Kristina and her husband Sennad. Weighing in at 7lbs 12oz and measuring 19 inches long, he has already captured the hearts of this family and friends in a big way!

Both mom and baby are doing great and enjoying this time to bond, learn about each other, and settle into a new normal as a family of three. 

Please help me in congratulating Kristina and welcoming Kaden! 

And for now, enjoy some precious first photos of the adorable little guy!

 

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