Danielle Fishel says she hopes never to return to the NICU after the departure of her newborn son

Danielle Fishel is finally able to bring his little boy home.

the Boy meets the world star is proud to share that his newborn son Adler is finally able to leave the neonatal intensive care unit of the Children's Hospital. "We have never wanted to know this hospital and its staff so much, but now we can say with certainty that there is no better place for children with medical needs," he said. she on Instagram. "Now we hope to never come back."

She adds, "Finally, our love and hugs to all single parents who have spent time at the NICU and especially those we left behind today."

It has been three weeks since the baby was born just one month from his date of birth. Danielle told her Instagram post that she had a water crisis the day before she left on maternity leave. She said that these early days at the hospital were only the beginning of a "nightmare we will never forget".

Although Adler's arrival proved to be "the most trying week and a half" in her life and that of her husband, she explained that it was an unexpected blessing. Thanks to the love and support of their friends, as well as each other, Fishel said they were at the other end, feeling "closer than we ever thought possible."

"The love between us has grown exponentially because we have relied on each other, both at our highest peaks and our lows," he said. -she explains. "We also had a hard time making this announcement, we are delighted, Adler is here and we want to shout it on the rooftops." Danielle also revealed her small quirks, such as her strong disgust of having "a crazy diaper for even a minute" and her love for bath time.

After nearly two weeks in the hospital, she said that this period of their life was a "huge test for our patience and willingness to give up any control". Nevertheless, Danielle thanked "the most affectionate, warm, kind and intelligent nurses and doctors" for their help throughout the first month of Adler's life.

Now that the newborn is finally in the comfort of her home, Danielle is eager to do all the mother-son relationship fun that she desires. And that includes retail therapy. When someone asked what would be their first family activity, she joked, "Probably go to Target, Lol."