Speaker 1: The christ You O'Connor show podcast.
Speaker 2: This week, good news Jack Post has become an uncle.
Speaker 2: I've just seen have you seen the baby photos yet?
Speaker 2: He's so cute, beautiful little boy. And babies just look perfect.
Speaker 2: They just look so when they're sleeping as well. There's
Speaker 2: just everything's perfect about them. So do you know much
Speaker 2: about babies? The way they will know?
Speaker 3: Actually, you know what I can never do is when
Speaker 3: people say, oh, the baby looks so much like them, Oh,
Speaker 3: the baby looks so much like the dad. The babies
Speaker 3: never look like anyone to me. No, I agree, they
Speaker 3: just look like a baby.
Speaker 1: They just look like a baby. Yeah, do you not
Speaker 1: think Patsy, No.
Speaker 4: I disagree. The second Audrey came out, she was just
Speaker 4: Chris in address.
Speaker 2: What the second she came out, she was your husband
Speaker 2: in a dress who just said that dad is going
Speaker 2: to put all into therapy for years?
Speaker 4: Why no, she hears it all the time so much so, No, girl.
Speaker 1: Basically your dad in a dress.
Speaker 5: And when you used to push the bram up the street.
Speaker 5: Luckily Chris was my husband because people would stop here
Speaker 5: in the.
Speaker 1: Post Chris was her husband.
Speaker 4: And say, oh gosh, she's like her father.
Speaker 3: Isn't she some people to even get confusing her?
Speaker 1: Is that Chris?
Speaker 3: Why have you got him in there?
Speaker 4: If I have a good pushing.
Speaker 5: Address, Oh she's she's a spit out of his mouth.
Speaker 5: She's so much like the tracks.
Speaker 2: What they just baby is to begin with, you can't
Speaker 2: see anything, maybe the hair coloring, all the eyelashes or
Speaker 2: stuff like that.
Speaker 3: But they maybe when I get to see the baby
Speaker 3: in person, becaus now got to wait another week until
Speaker 3: the lockdown to lockdown, So we were waiting till friday,
Speaker 3: but now we'll wait till next Friday.
Speaker 1: But put the baby on zoom.
Speaker 3: We haven't zoomed with the baby. The baby doesn't even
Speaker 3: have a name yet. It's been forty eight hours. I
Speaker 3: wanted to ask you guys, actually, how long are you
Speaker 3: allowed to go without naming a baby? Doesn't the government
Speaker 3: need to know that he exists?
Speaker 1: It's not only the government's business.
Speaker 2: I mean, the government gets involved in a lot of
Speaker 2: stuff here, but they don't they need.
Speaker 1: To put his name in the files or whatever. You've
Speaker 1: got to register the baby and have a birth. But
Speaker 1: I wonder how long? What is the longest people have waited?
Speaker 4: Sometimes we took eleven days eleven days.
Speaker 2: I'm a little surprised because you're so organized. I presume
Speaker 2: you would have had a short list.
Speaker 5: We did, but I was we didn't want to find
Speaker 5: out the sex of the baby, but we we were
Speaker 5: so convinced I had this male vibe going on.
Speaker 4: I was convinced she was.
Speaker 1: I think that before he came, there's a male vibe
Speaker 1: going on.
Speaker 4: And so I was so.
Speaker 5: Convinced that we weren't having a girl, that we had
Speaker 5: no girl names, Jack, they were all boy names.
Speaker 1: Why didn't you just get a couple just on the
Speaker 1: off chack.
Speaker 5: I couldn't decide it was going to be Ruby. Funnily enough,
Speaker 5: off Audrey, it's going to be a Ruby may or Audrey.
Speaker 3: Right, So what do you do for the first eleven days?
Speaker 3: Because even in the last forty eight hours, every time
Speaker 3: we talk about him, we have to call him the
Speaker 3: little baby?
Speaker 1: What are you?
Speaker 4: What are you calling? A ruby? In hospital? And but
Speaker 4: I wanted to get to know her. I was in
Speaker 4: bed for a few days.
Speaker 1: You get to know baby. They're basically nappy. I'm really
Speaker 1: getting I think we're going to get on. No, you won't,
Speaker 1: miy on my husband in address.
Speaker 5: And I thought.
Speaker 4: I said to Chris, no, she's not a rappy, I think, baby,
Speaker 4: she was.
Speaker 5: So an audry, so she became audery.
Speaker 2: Do you know, by the way, I'm the only fact
Speaker 2: I remember about when my daughters were babies.
Speaker 1: Was they don't have knee camps until they're three years
Speaker 1: of age.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're really getting to know them.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's right. They have to change the name for
Speaker 1: there's no knee camp person. Christian O'Connell Shoe Podcast