Nick and his wife have found a nanny and goes through the process of trying to find a nanny, interview her, and eventually leaving his daughter alone with this other person on a daily basis. Now he feels guilty about spending less time with his baby. Also there's math.

Nick, like most Americans, doesn't get much in the way of paternity leave. He looks back at not having had much time off in the first few weeks of his daughter's life, and then looks forward to a future where his current choices come back to haunt him — and her. Also more talk about that damn Owlet.

Nick tells Bruno about some of the many purchases they made for their daughter now that she's here, and admits to a ridiculous (and expensive) purchase.

After a few weeks of trying to schedule a new episode recording (the guy has been busy), Nick tells Bruno about some bad habits he's picked up, delves into the controversial world of infant sleep (and its message board wars), and shares some sleep tactics.

Nick does a play-by-play of the very intense day when his daughter was born, with wasps still on his brain. We follow the different emotions in his journey from dopey sidekick as his wife gives birth in an emergency C-section to a number of different "adverb-adjective" combos. 

This is another episode we've been looking forward to for a long time. Remember months ago when Nick found out he was going to be a father soon? He's a father now! And today he tells about the (very eventful) day his daughter was born, the (wasp-infested) crazy day leading up to it and a little bit of the weird days since. If you listen closely you get to hear his daughter cooing in the background too! 

THIS IT GUYS, THIS IS THE DAY WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR! Nick's daughter is here and — let's get this out of the way: she's healthy and doing great. BUT the day in which she came into the world was not at all uneventful. Nick's wife is back once again to tell it all about what he calls a "ridiculous" day (he'll tell his side of the story in the next episode).

Nick's wife is about to pop and back on the podcast! On this episode, taped as she hit 37 weeks in her pregnancy, she talks about the extra 15 pounds sitting on her organs, strangers on the train looking at her nostalgically, having a bag ready and all those things that happen when the doctor says "ok, see you next week."

After more than one episode when we dove deep into the gender rabbit hole, Nick avoids that conversation this time. He still double-checks the femaleness of his baby in the ultrasound, though — and then becomes very proud of how big she will be. Poor Nick's wife. We would never be able to go through what women go through.

Bruno finds out Nick's biggest fear as a dad. Nick tells two stories that prove his point (and his realization of his fear realizing itself), while Bruno makes two pitches for sponsors. If you've been looking forward to an episode where we talk about bookcases too much, this is the one.