Hello and welcome to another episode of telling everybody everything. What's that? We hear a little bit in the

background. Is it your breast pumps? Is that professional? Probably not. Bobby and I have had a punishing

Easter weekend and the half term carries on. I mean, a lot of our friends are sending their children to half-term camps at the school that our children attend.

But like, one of the Easter parties was at a good friend's house and she has such a creative, eccentric, amazing, loving, connected family. And we feel so excited to be

invited over there because our children, we have come to learn. Absolutely hate everyone.

Fred, we thought, was just shy. But Fenna is not shy. Fena is, I mean, she's terrifying. She is a real

athlete, a bit of a bruiser, a boss. She's a young woman, so she has no qualms about telling

people what to do, but she does go shy, like even on the phone or she just

they retract, they retreat from people. We had an Easter party at our house that I will get to

later and even Holland from like, when did she go and see Dr. Fang? She was like three months

when I took her into the Portland

to see our family pediatrician, who I cannot recommend highly enough, Dr. Fang, love Dr. Fang.

And even at three months, Holland was like, eh, eh, like knew that Dr. Fang was a stranger to her

at that point, though she will grow to love her. At our Easter party, people were trying to

hold Holland, and I was like, oh, she doesn't like that. And she would flip out, Holland. Like the

happiest, fattest, chubbiest, most jolly baby ever would freak out. So our children are not that

friendly. And, you know, sometimes it feels like a red flag. It's like, why have we not instilled confidence in these kids?

But then a little while ago, I met a kid whose parents really leave him with other people

almost all the time.

And that's fine.

You know, to each, their own, every family shape is different.

It's not the way I would do things, but these people are high net worth, like very

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