Everybody Friday is here. It is Friday, August 25th. Congratulations. I hope you're ready for the weekend. It's the Mo

News podcast. I'm Mo Sh. One new new another week. I'm Jill Wagner. This is the play story. Bring you just the facts and reread all the news and read

between the lines. See you don't have to. So I was googling here. August 25th holidays. Jill and on national today.com. They list all of them.

Days you've never heard of before. I would like to make sure everyone knows that today is National Banana Split Day. One of my favorite foods. So that's important.

National Kiss and Make Up Day. If you, you know, are having a fight today is Kiss and Make Up Day. So make sure you honor that. And Jill, our favorite holiday here on the

Mo News podcast, National Secondhand Wardrobe Day. And I say that with total gratitude to Jill and her husband,

frankly, her whole plan, the whole family, as they've been donating things to us and anticipation of our baby.

Basically, every time we are done with a piece of clothing or a gadget or something to hold the baby or entertain our baby,

we're like, okay, Mo Sh. Alex, when you come picking it up, we've got a swing. We've got a baby Bjorn.

We've got all sorts of good stuff. Jill's kids are almost five and one. And so, you know,

batter up. We're next up in the lineup here in Brooklyn for all the hand-me-downs.

And my son was a very, very happy accident, as they say. So we had gotten rid of most of our kid stuff,

thinking that we were probably just going to be one and done. And so you're getting some relatively new gear.

With my daughter, it was like stuff that had been handed down from nieces and et cetera. So for you,

this is almost new stuff. Well, we're very grateful for it, Jill. Just as we hit record on the podcast,

she was telling me, she's like, most, I have more stuff for you. It's going to happen really quickly.

I'm like, the baby's not here yet. She's like, it's going to happen quick. You're going to need it.

Before you know it, she's going to be mobile. And that's when you need the gadgets that keep her kind of

in one place so you can do stuff. Anything really. Shower. Use the bathroom. Do some work.

Hook. Yeah, I've been told to appreciate the early stages when, you know, they're not going to run

away from you and jump off something. But then that happens pretty quickly. I'm told.

I'm currently in the cannot keep your eyes off this child for one second stage because my son is

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