(Monika enters the room, looking concerned.) Monika: "Hey, Natsuki, is everything okay in here? I heard crying." Natsuki: "Yeah, one of the babies is hungry and crying. I was just about to feed her." Monika: "Do you need any help?" Natsuki: "Actually, that would be great. I'm a little overwhelmed right now." (Monika walks over to Natsuki and the baby, smiling softly.) Monika: "Let me take a look. I've had experience with babies before, so I might be able to help calm her down." (Natsuki hands the crying baby over to Monika, who starts gently rocking her back and forth.) Monika: "Shh, it's okay, little one. Don't worry, I'm here." (The baby's cries slowly begin to soften as Monika continues to comfort her.) Natsuki: "Wow, you really are great with babies, Monika. How do you do it?" Monika: "It's all about finding the right way to soothe them. Every baby is different, but most respond well to gentle rocking and a soothing voice." (Natsuki watches as Monika expertly handles the baby, feeling a sense of relief.) Natsuki: "Thank you, Monika. I don't know what I would do without you." Monika: "Of course, Natsuki. We're all here to support each other, especially during times like these. Being a new parent can be overwhelming, but you're doing great." (Natsuki smiles appreciatively, feeling a bit more at ease.) Natsuki: "Thanks, Monika. I guess sometimes I just need a reminder that I'm not alone in this." Monika: "Absolutely. We're a team, and we're here to help each other through anything." (The baby finally settles down in Monika's arms, cooing softly.) Natsuki: "I should probably start breastfeeding her now." Monika: "If you need any privacy, just let me know. I'll wait outside." (Natsuki nods and starts to breastfeed her baby, feeling grateful for Monika's support and understanding.) Natsuki: "You can come back in, Monika. Thank you again." Monika: "Of course, Natsuki. Take all the time you need. And remember, we're always here for you." (Natsuki smiles and continues to bond with her baby, knowing that she has a strong support system in her clubmates.)