Okay, FreezyX, brand new podcast. So much to talk about. I actually left the house this weekend.

You know, I left the house. I'm exploring L.A. I'm meeting new parents. I mean, I still don't,

like I still don't have new friends. Like, I mean, I meet them and then there's absolutely no follow-up.

I mean, I have learned because for years, and I mean, I'm still guilty of this. Do you meet people? Do you meet old friends? It's honestly, it is like a crutch, and I'm trying to break it. But when I meet people, I'm always like, let's hang out. We should get together. I don't ever want to get together with half the people. 90% of the people I say that too. I just always say that shit. So I'm learning to break that.

You know, so I was really proud of myself yesterday. My husband, Schmanno, KJ, and I decided that we were going to explore Los Files, a part of a neighborhood, very kind of famous neighborhood.

Because a lot of, you know, a lot of celebrities grew up there.

A lot of celebrities now live there.

It's right near Griffith Park.

So you have the beautiful homes in the Griffith Park like Hill.

And then it's just this very eclectic group of people, very kind of artsy feel about Los Files and kind of a very loving,

cool vibe, you know? So we went there yesterday. We're stopping on the street. And, you know,

I'm having a really hard time because KJ has been late in hitting some of his milestones. Like

he's finally, I have to post the video.

He finally took a couple steps on his own. Oh my God. They're almost 14 months. So it's been

really hard as a parent because I find myself going to the park or meeting these kids that are

12 months old or 11 months old that are walking and I secretly load them.

And it's really, you know, it's terrible. It's not their fault, you know, but I really look at them and they're like, oh, Aden's walking. He started walking when he was 10 months old. And I'm like, oh, Aiden, great. Yeah, yeah, okay, you fucking attention, whore. Anyhow, I, you know, so these kids, and it's the same with crawling.

Like KJ was, KJ crawled, but he didn't crawl until nine months. And it was literally like, he didn't do any of the things that they said to lead up to like crawling, like getting up on his knees or like he hated tummy time. But then one day we turned around and he actually crawled. And it's the same with

walking. He wouldn't walk. You know, we go to the park. Schman's very cool about this, but I compare him to all the other children, which I know is horrible parenting. It's like the worst parenting thing you can do. But I do. And so I've, you know, it's been hard for me because I really hate these children that are like 12 months old, you know, that are meeting these milestones before KJ.

It just, it bothers me. There's a kid that we go to the park. This kid says ball, mommy, daddy. Like, I mean, he's 13 months. And I'm like, really? Okay, Timmy, you know, why don't you scram? Um, he was so sorry. Yeah, I'm a little passive aggressive towards toddlers.

It's true.

I'm a very competitive mom.

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