Mandy Moore

And you see Kate... try and keep it together and maintain positivity or whatnot. She decides to take Audio for a walk or what have you. Oh, this is what, I love how you had Audio just on your chest. He's just drooped over you. Who's the trainer? Is it you? Is it the trainer? Is it a combination? Like how amenable was the dog? What kind of chicken treat did you have? Oh, I don't even remember.

And you see Kate... try and keep it together and maintain positivity or whatnot. She decides to take Audio for a walk or what have you. Oh, this is what, I love how you had Audio just on your chest. He's just drooped over you. Who's the trainer? Is it you? Is it the trainer? Is it a combination? Like how amenable was the dog? What kind of chicken treat did you have? Oh, I don't even remember.

And you see Kate... try and keep it together and maintain positivity or whatnot. She decides to take Audio for a walk or what have you. Oh, this is what, I love how you had Audio just on your chest. He's just drooped over you. Who's the trainer? Is it you? Is it the trainer? Is it a combination? Like how amenable was the dog? What kind of chicken treat did you have? Oh, I don't even remember.

She's talking to mom. She's talking to mom. On the phone, just saying like.

She's talking to mom. She's talking to mom. On the phone, just saying like.

She's talking to mom. She's talking to mom. On the phone, just saying like.

And she is loving. And like, I think even in that conversation, like, look, Kate. Listen, I appreciate you asking me what I think, like, what I should do. Oh, this is later, because the dog had already ate something, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. And she's like, you know, and Rebecca says, like, no, take the dog home. You know what I'm saying? Like, see if it just sort of passes naturally.

And she is loving. And like, I think even in that conversation, like, look, Kate. Listen, I appreciate you asking me what I think, like, what I should do. Oh, this is later, because the dog had already ate something, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. And she's like, you know, and Rebecca says, like, no, take the dog home. You know what I'm saying? Like, see if it just sort of passes naturally.

And she is loving. And like, I think even in that conversation, like, look, Kate. Listen, I appreciate you asking me what I think, like, what I should do. Oh, this is later, because the dog had already ate something, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. And she's like, you know, and Rebecca says, like, no, take the dog home. You know what I'm saying? Like, see if it just sort of passes naturally.

And if anything takes a turn, you can always take him back to the vet, right? And she's like, Mom, I wouldn't know what I'd do without you. I mean, I need you to move out here when I have this baby, et cetera, et cetera. And you're like, listen. I appreciate that. It's really sweet. But stuff is going to keep coming up. And as stuff keeps coming up, you're going to figure it out.

And if anything takes a turn, you can always take him back to the vet, right? And she's like, Mom, I wouldn't know what I'd do without you. I mean, I need you to move out here when I have this baby, et cetera, et cetera. And you're like, listen. I appreciate that. It's really sweet. But stuff is going to keep coming up. And as stuff keeps coming up, you're going to figure it out.

And if anything takes a turn, you can always take him back to the vet, right? And she's like, Mom, I wouldn't know what I'd do without you. I mean, I need you to move out here when I have this baby, et cetera, et cetera. And you're like, listen. I appreciate that. It's really sweet. But stuff is going to keep coming up. And as stuff keeps coming up, you're going to figure it out.

It is a beautiful thing because I mean, well, motherhood, fatherhood, parenthood in particular, you feel like you have no clue. Like you have the baby and you guys' case, and in my case, it's slightly different. It's like you're at the hospital and then like, all right, see you later. In my case, it was like, I had the baby at home and then the doula leaves and you're like, we have another person.

It is a beautiful thing because I mean, well, motherhood, fatherhood, parenthood in particular, you feel like you have no clue. Like you have the baby and you guys' case, and in my case, it's slightly different. It's like you're at the hospital and then like, all right, see you later. In my case, it was like, I had the baby at home and then the doula leaves and you're like, we have another person.

It is a beautiful thing because I mean, well, motherhood, fatherhood, parenthood in particular, you feel like you have no clue. Like you have the baby and you guys' case, and in my case, it's slightly different. It's like you're at the hospital and then like, all right, see you later. In my case, it was like, I had the baby at home and then the doula leaves and you're like, we have another person.

We didn't have to sign anything. There was no driver's test? Nothing at all whatsoever. It's just sort of like crazy. But to have that validation of you're not going to have all of the answers, but you do have the ability to make choices. Trust yourself to make the right choice. I think it's a beautiful thing to pass along.

We didn't have to sign anything. There was no driver's test? Nothing at all whatsoever. It's just sort of like crazy. But to have that validation of you're not going to have all of the answers, but you do have the ability to make choices. Trust yourself to make the right choice. I think it's a beautiful thing to pass along.

We didn't have to sign anything. There was no driver's test? Nothing at all whatsoever. It's just sort of like crazy. But to have that validation of you're not going to have all of the answers, but you do have the ability to make choices. Trust yourself to make the right choice. I think it's a beautiful thing to pass along.

Because I don't know if every parent does that. I think a lot of them really just want to tell you what to do sometimes. And that can be their way of fitting in and feeling like they're a part of something. But it's actually sort of self-serving rather than selfless in that way. So grandparents, don't do that. Don't do that to your daughter and son-in-law.

Because I don't know if every parent does that. I think a lot of them really just want to tell you what to do sometimes. And that can be their way of fitting in and feeling like they're a part of something. But it's actually sort of self-serving rather than selfless in that way. So grandparents, don't do that. Don't do that to your daughter and son-in-law.