Yumi StynesHostEddyGuestSkyeGuest
Rachel FicinusGuestHe had the chubbiest feet.
He was one of those real chubba, bubba, bubs.

She lives in Sydney's northern beaches with her hubby, Ant, and her son, Seb, was the one with the very chubby feet.
Seb was that first child moment that you have as a parent.
You know, it's a life-changing experience, and I don't think we recognized that as a first-time parent.
He was just so happy.
Like, he loved his mom.
A- and he just brought so much joy because he would not perform.
He was one of those babies where it's like, "Give us a smile," you know, "Do this, do that," and he just wouldn't.
He was like, "I will smile for whoever I want to smile for."
"You are not getting anything out of me."
Yeah.
He was beautiful.

Like most first-time parents, Eddy and Ant lived in a state of anxiety and awe as they watched this tiny human grow.
He challenged me, as most first children really do [laughs] when you don't know what you're doing, but he just brought so much joy to myself and my husband.
He just started shaking.
He vomited a lot.
I whipped him in the car, drove him to the hospital.
I walked in, I said, "Please help my baby." They pressed a button on the wall, and there were 10 to 15 people around him within a minute.
He had the chubbiest feet.
He was one of those real chubba, bubba, bubs.

She lives in Sydney's northern beaches with her hubby, Ant, and her son, Seb, was the one with the very chubby feet.
Seb was that first child moment that you have as a parent.
You know, it's a life-changing experience, and I don't think we recognized that as a first-time parent.
He was just so happy.
Like, he loved his mom.
A- and he just brought so much joy because he would not perform.
He was one of those babies where it's like, "Give us a smile," you know, "Do this, do that," and he just wouldn't.
He was like, "I will smile for whoever I want to smile for."
"You are not getting anything out of me."
Yeah.
He was beautiful.

Like most first-time parents, Eddy and Ant lived in a state of anxiety and awe as they watched this tiny human grow.
He challenged me, as most first children really do [laughs] when you don't know what you're doing, but he just brought so much joy to myself and my husband.
He just started shaking.
He vomited a lot.
I whipped him in the car, drove him to the hospital.
I walked in, I said, "Please help my baby." They pressed a button on the wall, and there were 10 to 15 people around him within a minute.
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