Bobby Bones shares parenting insights and instrument regrets (Part 3)

USA Salt Lake City Branch Member, FDIC terms and more@applecard.com I wish I learned how to play an instrument as a kid. I'm not musically talented. I know I live in Nashville. Everyone just thinks you're musically talented out here. But that is one regret I have is learning that as a kid I played sports. And as Bobby said in that segment, sports don't really carry on when you're in your 20s and 30s unless you're in the pros, which is very, very unlikely to happen. So if you're listening to this and you're a kid or you have kids, try to get them to play an instrument. That's what I'm going to try to do with my twins. But enough of that. Let's move on to number five. Here is my producer pick of the week. Speaking of being a parent and having kids, Bobby gave his top five power rankings things that he's learned being a dad in the first seven months. And if you're a parent, new, old, whatever it might be, you can probably relate to these. And you have your own top five power rankings. I do myself, and I can relate to these. So that is why it is my producer pick, because it's something that I can relate to. I enjoyed as a producer listening to this, hearing Bobby say these things. Here is my producer pick of the week, Bobby's top five power rankings of things he's learned in the first seven months of being a dad. Number five. I've made a list of the five things I've learned since becoming a dad seven and a half months ago. Number five. Number five. There are about a million opinions on how to raise a baby. And. And every opinion thinks their opinion is the only one. That's right. And everybody that does anything slightly different is wrong and they're a danger to society. That's right. It's crazy. I go back and there are many instances, but the one that blows my mind still is we took a picture and our baby didn't have socks on. And the people that were, you're going to kill your baby. She didn't have socks on. We were outside. It was 59 degrees. We took a picture. You can't keep socks on a baby. We were at Target last night and she had socks on. We looked down. One sock was missing. Gone. Exactly. And the other one was off. We don't know where the other sock is. It pulled it off and threw it. So that's just one of many. But everybody thinks what's worked for them is the only thing that works for everybody else. I always said I'm never going to be a parent chamber. But now I can see that I will never be a parent Shamer. There's a difference. So that's number five. Number four. Number four. Sleep is no longer just something.