Hello, welcome back to After Reality. It's your host Courtney Robertson here. Happy Friday. Surprise, surprise. I've got a bonus episode for you this week with Dave Neal. I'm calling it Daddy Dave Neal for president. Seriously, this guy can do it all. I consider him and Tasha Courtney, really good friends of mine, and we had babies a week apart.

They have sweet August, Augie, and Davis had a lot going on, and I cover everything with him.

Has he spilled coffee on the baby yet? What was it like going viral on Instagram?

And the Today Show, he did a reel that went super viral. It made a lot of

parents mad saying that they want to be coloring book of parents and no tablets. And we really

dive into the psychology behind being addicted to our devices and what that does to kids.

We also talk a lot about just sugar addiction and,

you know, we're just out here trying to do our best. No judgment to any parents out there,

just forewarning. There's just so many unsolicited opinions and advice when you become a parent.

So we're going to break that down for you. There's a little

appearance from Tasha. Shout out to Tasha Girl. And if you want to stay tuned towards the end of this,

I'm going to play a clip from the Today Show where they're talking about kids and tablets and how

that's affecting our kids' mental health. So I hope you enjoy this episode with Dave Neal.

Hey, guys. Tasha was just breastfeeding. She doesn't have a bra. Oh, that's okay. That's okay. Well, hey, girl. I don't either.

One boob's in the kitchen. Courtney says she doesn't, she doesn't have a bra on either. So you guys are

good. Yeah. I'm like, one boob's over there. One's over here. I don't know. I told Dave, before we had the baby,

I could put on a tank top and, like, reliably my nipples would be like even and pointing in the same

direction. And now they're just like, they require a lot of adjustment. I'm like in the same universe.

I totally remember the first time I noticed that, I was in the mirror and I was like,

oh my gosh, one's here, one's there.

Well, yeah, these kids really not that nipple.

I've seen them.

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