Gabriel Mizrahi

And also, he doesn't want to be across from her either.

What's the over-under on them getting divorced in the next five years, do you think?

Yeah.

All that and terrible haircuts.

I would love to keep hearing from everyone in this family.

How great would it be if we got a letter from Stacey next?

That would be so great.

We'll see about that, though.

Stacey doesn't seem like the Feedback Friday type.

Dear Jordan and Gabe, last year, my husband and I welcomed our son.

Early on, his parents were unhappy with my decision to quit my job and stay at home with him.

In short, my salary did not make a financial impact on our family's well-being while staying at home with my son did, especially given a heart condition he had at the start.

Luckily, he's totally fine now.

But my mother-in-law kept passively aggressively sending me daycares with openings after my husband told them I would be leaving my job.

Like the true Sheila she is, she continued to check in with us on where we planned to take him for daycare, even putting her own timeline on the plan.

During his first year, our son constantly cried at my in-law's house.

To be fair, he was easily overstimulated.

Interesting theme on today's episode.

He was easily overstimulated, but my husband and I both noticed that he cried a lot more while he was with them than with others.

I think he could feel the tension in their home, and I'm also tense when I'm in their presence.