Amy Schumerand husbandChris Fischerare sharing theirparentingadvice on YouTube!
On Wednesday, the comedian, 38, revamped herYouTubepresence to share her “parenting hack” in avideowith her husband.
“We wanted to give our advice about parenting because we’ve learned so much,” Schumer started the clip, briefly flipping the camera on Fischer, with whom she shares 9-month-old sonGene Attell.
“So you get a big box, okay? You clean it out and make sure there’s no staples in it, and then you put blankets around it, and you put some toys in it,” Schumer tells her viewers. “… They can, like, hold on to the edges and stand or fall or whatever, and they really like being in their box.”
TheTrainwreckstar also shared the news of her YouTube video on her Instagram, asking her followers for feedback underneath a photo of the proud parents playing with Gene in a park.
“We posted a parenting hack on my YouTube channel. Let me know your thoughts please! Link in bio,” shecaptionedthe post.
“The egg crate is genius. For reals. Question: where do you get egg crate??” she wrote, to which Schumer replied, “any bed bath and beyond type store! Thank you!❤️”
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Amy Schumer
Earlier this month, Schumer opened up aboutundergoing in vitro fertilizationto expand her family, telling fans that she and Fischer — whom shemarriedin February 2018 — successfully got one embryo following their round of IVF.
“Hey! So ivf went like this for us,” Schumerwrotealongside a smiling selfie on Instagram. “They retrieved 35 eggs from me. Not bad for the old gal right? Then 26 fertilized! Whoah right?”
Schumer went on to thank fans for sharing with her their own IVF experiences, adding that she’s “grateful” to have son Gene.
“Anyway I am so grateful for our son and that we have the resources to get help in this way,” she wrote. “I just wanted to share and send love and strength to all of the warrior women who go through this process.”
source: people.com
