the virtue. This might put Kristen and Bart into the best parents category. Just by this

one thing alone, I don't know how you pulled it off and how you did it, but you must have

been exhausted at the end of that six hours.

Best or stupidest. I have pick your point.

Fine, like fine line. Yes. All right, so here's the deal. Jimmy is 15 months. And yeah,

at this point in time, because he is over a year, but they change so much month to month

between year one and year two. I now understand why parents do like the 15 months, 17 months.

It is, they, I mean, this kid is literally different day to day. Let alone month to

month because of how fast they're learning and how fast they're growing and what they're

able to grasp.

Have you had the talk with them yet about consistency?

Yeah.

Yeah. Who you are.

Yeah. You're changing all the time. No, who you are, kid.

Okay. No, he needs to continue to learn. All right. So we had a road trip to Kentucky this

past weekend to see family. I haven't seen them since Christmas. So went back so he could

see Granny and Papa Bill and his cousins and grandma and Papal and everybody and had

a blast with his cousins. He's just, he has, he's an awesome little kid. And I know

I'm biased because I'm his mom, but he is. Right now, we haven't done a lot of screen

time with Jimmy just because we haven't needed to, which is great. I'm sure that day will

come. It's just not here yet. Hold on a second. So what you're saying is you have chosen

one on one time parenting time with your child over any kind of screen time whatsoever.

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