Welcome to Baby Steps, so there I was. We're doing bath time with both babies. It's super

cute fins there, West is there, and fin, peas on me. As one does when you're four months old,

he just like, peas right on me and gets my shirt all wet. We're like, oh, ha ha ha, let's change

our shirt. But then West sees this, and he's a little sponge. He's soaking up everything, every

little bit of information. And he says, ah ha ha, what we do is we pee on people. And then he

pees on fin. And we had to explain, no, no, no, it's funny when the four of us all doesn't.

Yeah. And if you can control your bladder and control even a little bit the direction

your wee wee is pointing, go pee on your brother on purpose. Not okay. We had to talk about the

concept of an accident that fin fin had an accident and that we don't do it on purpose.

That's right. So I changed my shirt West internalized this new information. And we continued on

with our evening. Welcome to Baby Steps, the weekly parenting comedy podcast. I'm Ned.

And I'm here with my wife, Ariel. We have two boys live in chaos central, a three-year-old,

and a four now four month old. And so we're going to be talking on the podcast today about four

month old newborn milestones. What to expect if you have that coming up or going on. And if you're

17 and listening and don't have a baby. It's still interesting. Enjoy the podcast. Yeah,

still interesting. Yeah. Oh my gosh. I got sent a sweatshirt from a fan the other day. And it says

boy, mom of a wild one. And it is so apt. Yeah. I wear it. And like I put it on and I'm just like

this is me. This is this is my life. I have two wild ones, even fin. Even your husband.

Yeah. Yeah, actually the most wild in my dog. Yeah. Yeah. Being is also a boy. I'm just

surrounded by a frat house. My house is a frat house. It is. I can't imagine. I can't, so okay,

I saw it. I saw an Instagram TikTok the other day. I can't say I saw a TikTok because I didn't see

it. You don't have TikTok. I saw it on Instagram. You really enjoy watching people's cross-posted

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