Kail Lowry

I know that doesn't work for everyone, and that's completely fine.

But I also am really weird about video games because when Elliot and Lincoln first got into video games, I felt like they were spending a lot of time on them.

And so with Lux and Creed, it's been really challenging because that's all they want to do is be on PlayStation or Xbox.

And it's so overstimulating for them.

And then when they're coming off of it, it's like a huge ordeal.

Elliot and Lincoln just are not like, they'll get on PlayStation, but they're not video game kids, if that makes sense.

Like there's a line.

If I were to allow Lux and Creed to be on the game 24 hours a day, they would.

Um, and so with the transition adjustments and mood changes and mood swings that we have with them, I can't, I'm really weird about video games for them.

And the toddlers have no idea what an iPad is.

So I would like to keep it that way altogether.

Um, and so that's like, I would say my most controversial take, how is life changing for you personally, as the kids get older and all your children move out of the infancy infancy stage, what are you looking forward to?

I recently called Elijah and I said, I want to put Valley Inverse in gymnastics.

So I'm really excited for that.

And I also just like went through all of their like toddler clothes and was, you know, donating and listing on Poshmark and giving to my sister and giving to Becky and everything.

It's bittersweet, I'll say, because even with Elliott being 16, it's like there's so many milestones that I have to look forward to with him.

But on the other hand, it's like my the triplets, if you will, are getting older and there's no more baby stage.

Although another unpopular opinion is I'm not a fan of under one.

The under one year old is so challenging and like trying to get your pink back during that time, it's just rough.

So I'm sort of looking forward to not that like one year mark.