I appreciated how tough financially, physically and mentally it must have been for my parents to raise 5 children…..I always question mum on how she did it!

great

Cannot believe these two are together – they had great on-screen romance in ‘that 70s show’ and its great to see them together!

Great couple, so glad they got together! And it will be one cute baby… Can’t wait to see a pic!

These guys make a great pair.

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  • • mom94125 replied
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  yes i agree! they have know each other for such a long time

I admire your discretion, Mr. Kutcher.

Yes definately, you don’t understand until you been there

You really just understand how hard it really is.

yep maturity and experience are important

I think so. I have an only child and I can’t imagine how my Mum raised four children. It was obviously a different time when Mums more than likely didn’t work, or gave up their careers once they had children. We’re not comparing apples with apples, but I often wonder how she managed to get all four of us to our different sports and activities, and how she could afford them.

I think maturity makes you appreciate your own parents more. For some it takes having a kid to become more mature!

Oh Ashton you are such eye candy! He is such a hunk and now a hunk of a dad.

Oh definitely, I think when you are a parent yourself you appreciate all your parent’s did for you. This goes un-noticed as a kid.

With that cute baby face, I look at him as babe himself. lol
All the very best to them all. 🙂

I suppose it does make me appreciate my parents and how much they have given up to be able to support me and make sure I had a great childhood.

Beautiful story. And yes, coming a parent made me appreciate things my parents did that I would never have understood otherwise.

It’s true.. You don’t appreciate your parents until you understand parenthood.

After having my own children I realised what a truly hard job my Dad had raising three kids alone in the 70’s. Well done to my Dad for not giving up on us.

Parenthood has certainly given me a different perspective, I found though that whilst I loved my children as babies it was once they became little school people and would be talking to me like little adults that it reminded me of things I had done to my poor parents, and did for many years, I still find myself doing things that my parents did and still do that I hated as a child and vowed I would never do, but the apple never falls far from the tree and I am so much like my mum and dad that it is just like being a carbon copy

Exactly right. We don’t appreciate them as much when younger.