Mandy Moore Opens Up About Potty Training Her Two-Year-Old Son August: ‘How We All Learned It’s A Miracle’
Mandy Moore used her Sunday to reflect on her potty training journey with her two-year-old son August.
The 39-year-old mother-of-two shared a new selfie with her husband Taylor Goldsmith on her fourth day of potty training in August in which she looks quite upset.
“Day 4. Folks. real conversation. “Potty training is WILD,” Moore began in her Instagram Story post on Sunday afternoon.
“It’s just hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel.” “How we’ve all learned how to do that is a miracle,” Moore continued.
“Hats to anyone who has walked this path,” Moore concluded.
Reflect: Mandy Moore used her Sunday to reflect on her potty training journey with her two-year-old son August
Shared: The 39-year-old mother-of-two has shared a new selfie showing her quite upset on her fourth day of potty training in August, which she shares with husband Taylor Goldsmith
She recently opened up about how much her sons Gus, two, and Ozzie, seven months, really mean to her.
“These guys rule my heart.” Every night, Taylor and I fall asleep after we put her down. After recovering from the dinner/bath chaos and getting ready for the next morning, we chat about the day…” She captioned the post.
“And how absolutely uninterrupted and enjoyable it is,” she continued.
“You never know what the day will bring and you try to do your best, right?” she added.
“All things considered, I wouldn’t want it any other way.” I mean, I’m looking forward to feeling reasonably rested sometime in the next decade?’ she closed.
Last month she also took to Instagram to pay tribute to her husband Taylor for Father’s Day.
“You wrote songs about coaching little league way before we got married, so I had *some* inkling that you would be special as a father, but I really had no idea how extraordinary and natural you would be, until we got to it,” she said.
“I marvel at everything you bring – your patience, your gentle nature, your willingness to change a diaper or get up with a crying baby without my ever asking, or walk around with a very active toddler and into the dirt “Any moment,” she said.
Opening up: She recently opened up about how much her sons Gus, two, and Ozzie, seven months, really mean to her
Rule: “These guys rule my heart.” Every night, Taylor and I fall asleep after we put her down. After recovering from the dinner/bath chaos and getting ready for the next morning, we chat about the day…” She captioned the post
Tribute: Last month she also took to Instagram to pay tribute to her husband Taylor for Father’s Day
Tribute: “You wrote songs about coaching Little League way before we got married, so I had *some* inkling that you would be special as a father, but I really had no idea how extraordinary and natural you would be, until we were inside,” she said
“Your ability to get Gus to eat something he would have vehemently opposed to me or evoke Ozzie’s instant laugh, your music curation for our boys — which is top notch… I could go on like this…” she added.
“I can’t believe we can take this journey to parenthood together.” The three of us are so lucky to have you, T. I love you to the moon and Happy Father’s Day!!!’ she closed.
She is currently starring as Benita Alexander on the Peacock streaming service series Dr. to see Death.
Moore is also set to star alongside Kumail Nanjiani in Thread: An Insidious Tale, which is currently in pre-production.