E1154 - Amora, Caleb, and Isaiah Jaay Talk Love Island USA and More Bachelor Drama

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What new parent updates and umbilical cord anecdotes does Nick share?

Nick Viall 0:13
What's going on, everybody? Welcome back to another exciting episode of the Vow Files Reality Recap Edition. I'm your host, Nick, joined by members of the household. We got Mary Justin. Bailey is also with us. Bailey is a new member of the household. She's a producer that joined us not too long ago. Nally, she's hanging in. She's doing great. A little update from my household. Yeah, just living our best life. I just got a notification from my wife that Dove's umbilical cord just fell off.
Lexi Sundin 0:40
Oh, they do fall off. Are you guys going to keep it? You didn't know that? Well, I didn't know that.
Mary (producer/studio member) 0:45
Justin just thought they stayed.
Lexi Sundin 0:45
Well, but what I'm asking, though, is my mom kept mine. I think we... So I have a little baggie of my umbilical cord.
Nick Viall 0:52
Pretty sure Natalie... I'm pretty sure Natalie kept it. Rivers? I don't know. I don't know those things. That's... That's where Natalie does a lot of the little things that are something that are just above my pay grade. I have a question.
Lexi Sundin 1:05
Maybe. Does the umbilical cord falling off determine whether the baby is an innie or an outie? You have no idea? Me neither, but question for the audience. Well, what do you mean? They all fall off. They all do fall off, yes. You mean about how they fall off? Yeah, like what determines... How do you get an outie belly button?
Mary (producer/studio member) 1:18
It just dries up. No, I know that.
Lexi Sundin 1:20
I don't know what I'm asking.
Okay.
Mary (producer/studio member) 1:22
An outie belly button is primarily caused by the natural way scar tissue forms after the umbilical cord is cut and heals in infancy. While roughly 90% have innies, outies are completely normal genetic variations. However, they can also be caused or temporarily triggered by medical factors. I'm an OBGYN.
There you go. See ya.
Nick Viall 1:40
period so i think basically it doesn't have anything to do with the umbilical cord falling off because they all fall off it's just how it like heals yeah yeah do you guys have a box of like stuff when river came home from the hospital and natalie is a very good scrapbooker that's what i was so to speak when it comes to parenting she's excellent at it and uh our daughters will thank her um In a way that they would not thank me. It is. I'm a great dad in a lot of ways, but that's not my strength.
Lexi Sundin 2:13
Are they big right now? What size are the twins? Not big. Little potatoes.
Mary (producer/studio member) 2:18
Potato size? They just finished cooking.
Nick Viall 2:20
They're about six pounds.
Lexi Sundin 2:22
Okay, yeah, it's pretty small, right?
Nick Viall 2:23
Yeah, small. Small for babies, but pretty good size for twins is my understanding. And you're still not sleeping? No, I mean, like, we're doing okay. I mean, it's, you know, you do have to wake up every couple hours. It is what it is, you know. But I'm hanging in.
Mary (producer/studio member) 2:42
Smart time to watch Love Island.
Nick Viall 2:44
Yeah, I mean, like, yeah, it's all good.

Why is Nick criticizing the Julie/Book/Peter producer controversy and what power dynamics are discussed?

Nick Viall 2:47
Honestly, like, it's really the thing that really, you know, there's so much, like, when it comes to the internet that I find to be, like, disruptive and not good for humanity. But I do find one thing I really appreciated about the internet is, like, There's a lot more of things to embrace about parenting and the gentle reminders. I saw an interview that Bob Odenkirk did. He's the lead in Better Call Saul. He's Saul in Breaking Bad. And the question was, it was asked about... you know, who are you jealous of? And he said, uh, parents who still have kids in the house. Um, and he just talked about how, like, you know, cause obviously it seems, I am guessing his kids are grown up and they're out of the house.
Nick Viall 3:29
And he just kind of talked about just like the joy of actually like the actual part of being a parent, not just like the act of being a parent, telling people you're a parent versus parenting. Yeah. Parenting. And I do talk about this on my Substack this week about just the joys I have found in my experience of parenting. I hope you all check it out. Again, I've spoken about this before. You meet a lot of people who are parents, and I don't know if it's just like a misery loves company or people just think they're supposed to say, oh, get ready for the tough times. But I really appreciate the commentary I see online about people talking about those moments in life that really stick with you.

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