With one child under their belts already, Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher aren't panicking about baby No. 2.
Parents to Wyatt Kutcher, Mila and Ashton have already gone through one pregnancy, the birth and the sleepless nights, so they're considering themselves prepared for when their son arrives. Throughout her second pregnancy, Mila has told various outlets that she isn't worried this time.
"I feel really good," she told Conan O'Brien. "With the first one, there were these apps where you could check daily to see the size of your baby based on fruit. So, 'Oh, today my baby's the size of guava,' or a banana, or avocado.' And I did it, like, every day. I couldn't even tell you how far along I am right now. I'm like, 'I don't know. A couple months?' I genuinely don't know how far along I am. I'm like, 'Somewhere between this and that.'"
But when she was pregnant with Wyatt it was a totally different story. "With the first one, I would tell you the exact [date]. I mean, like, literally to the T what was happening, the formation of the eyes, the tail's no longer there. Like, whatever it was. [Now] I have no clue what's happening with my baby."
She also told Kelly Ripa a similar anecdote, but joked with the Live! With Kelly host that she sometimes forgets she's pregnant. "The second one, I'm running after a toddler, or working, so I'm like, 'Oh, that's right: I'm pregnant,'" she said.
Mila also made it clear that until the baby actually arrives, she barely considers herself pregnant. "Right now, literally, there's no baby. It's just inside," she said on Today. "I'll talk to you in a couple months when we're sleep-deprived again."
Thursday morning, also on Today, Kutcher also confessed that he's much more comfortable going into their second baby. "You have a recognition that they're pretty durable," Kutcher told Savannah Guthrie, who's also expecting her second child. "You're not going to break them."
He added, "The first one, I almost became a doula. I was reading every book...This one, I haven't done anything. I'm like, 'Well, we didn't break the first one.'"