Ashton Kutcher already has his hands full with kids!
The soon-to-be father most recently led a group of adorable five- and six-year-olds in a (less–than-focused) focus group for the Lenovo Yoga tablet—which he happened to design—to get their feedback. Seems appropriate, no?
The kids all enjoy the new technology, but a little rambunctious cutie by the name of Colton gets particularly rowdy with the That 70s Show actor.
But in the end it, like Kutcher, is well-prepared when it comes to handling the ins and outs of parenthood.
E! News previously reported that he's been on full-fledge nesting mode ever since fiancé, Mila Kunis, entered her third trimester.
"Mila's in the homestretch and they are both very excited," a source revealed, adding that the baby's arrival "could happen any day now."
The insider continued, "Ashton has made a couple of dry-runs to the hospital to see exactly how long it will take them to get there. He's preparing for all scenarios and not leaving anything to chance. He wants everything to go smoothly!"
And it's only a matter of days now before the former co-stars become parents for the first time.
"They have put the finishing touches on the nursery. It's all ready for the baby to arrive," our source further dished. "They are just waiting."
Kutcher previously gave some insight on how he's mentally preparing for the newborn by tweeting, "Nervous is excited's victim sister."
And with her due date fast approaching, it seems as though the Friends With Benefits star can't help but capitalize on quality one-on-one time with his ladylove.
"Ashton is not letting Mila out of his sight. They are spending every moment together…He can't wait," another source close to the couple told us.
"Mila is so excited about the baby. She's not nervous at all. She's been really calm and chill about it all."
Kunis recently opened up to Marie Claire about her one major concern for having a child:
"I just don't want my kids to be a--holes. I feel like so many kids nowadays are. Both of us just want to have well-behaved, honest, nice children who people meet and say, 'That's a good kid.'"