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trusted by parents nationwide. Welcome to Thursday's solo episode. This is a fresh one. This is very

fresh because it is Wednesday evening. Well, it's 4.15 p.m. And I'm just recording it now because Milo's still off school.

Like, whose idea was it to be like, you know what? Let's have the kids go back to school on January 8th,

but let's have all the adults go back to work January 2nd and 3rd, you know? So anyways, luckily, I can manage my

schedule somewhat, but trying to get stuff done, like there's not going to be a clip for the

solo tonight. Usually I post a clip on Wednesdays and Thursdays, but I told Sean, I'm like,

there's not going to be a clip tonight because I have to record the episode tonight. And I'm just totally, I was supposed to post something yesterday, totally forgot. My manager today is like, oh, did you post that thing? I'm like, no, I didn't. No, I didn't because Milo went to bed at 11 p.m. Okay? So no. Usually, if I have to post something like a partnership with a brand,

I will post it after he goes to bed because there's too many things to think about and look over and I have to focus. So I wait until he goes to bed and he never went to bed. I went to bed

when he went to bed. So I'm like, no, I totally forgot.

Didn't post it. Yeah, like I could have hidden my room and my husband could have dealt with it,

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