Stephen Curry

Nobody's is.

It's an interesting dynamic with the two older girls and the two younger boys.

There's a lot of scoreboard watching going on in our house, I call it, where why can't I do that?

And why can't, oh, and how you parent, you have to parent each one of them a little different.

As older they get, the more they notice that.

The first meeting we had or the first call we had.

That's ridiculous.

We were in the back of the car.

We were at a soccer game.

That's a different moment.

The girls don't.

They don't at all.

It's a challenge for sure.

You know, worried about, we're at the like sleep overnights or extracurriculars, especially with Riley.

She wants to be a little bit more independent and can you drop me off here and do this and like meeting new parents and not making it a big deal, but making sure there's boundaries around how we move so that we feel safe and

If we feel safe, then it allows us to take that necessary step, I feel like, to allow your kid to explore, right?

You want them to be curious.

It's just showing up, I think, is the biggest deal that you meet people, you meet parents.

We do try to, in terms of like, especially for sports activities, school activities, that type of thing, where for our kids and seeing, like, that's how, normal is a weird word, but

That's a normal experience.