John Stamos shares parenting advice given by Bob Saget and parents can relate

[1]( [John Stamos shares parenting advice given by Bob Saget and parents can relate]( When a baby is born, most people expect that parents will immediately connect with the new infant, but that's not always the case. Of course, there are parents that feel an instant love and deep connection with their brand new baby and that's normal. John Stamos recalled a conversation with his late friend Bob Saget about this very thing. Stamos became a dad at the age of 54 and confided in his friend about not feeling connected to his son, and Saget gave him a small gem of wisdom to hold onto. In the caption of a sweet video of Stamos pretending to sneeze into tissues while holding his son, he wrote, "For the first few months I didn’t feel as connected with my son as I thought I would. Bob Saget said just wait until the first time he laughs at you." Stamos continued, "If this doesn’t cheer you up on a Wednesday, nothing will." [Read the story]( [2]( [Man reveals the good deed he did that earned him free Starbucks for life]( TikTok user Jontay Black just found out that you never know who’s watching in the best way possible. He ordered a strawberry lemonade from Starbucks at Raleigh-Durham International Airport and the new barista was having some trouble with his order. It was “nothing fancy” as Black put it, but she still had a hard time getting his drink right. “Long story short, they kept messing up the order, and I was just being polite, like, it’s OK, everybody has bad days, because I’ve been having a bad day my damn self,” he told his followers on TikTok. Black was upset because he got written up at work that day, but he didn’t know that a Starbucks executive was watching the exchange. "When they finally got my order right, one of the execs came up and she’s like, ‘I’m an exec from Starbucks and I watched your experience from beginning to end, and you were so polite with our people that I’ve got something for you.'” [Read the story]( Did a friend forward this to you? [Subscribe here]( [3]( [Simple ways to stay healthy even when you’re insanely busy]( Now that life is returning to normal (sort of!), people are finding it hard to fit in healthy meals amid a busy schedule. While the easiest solution may seem like grabbing fast food at a drive-thru or vending machine, that’s certainly not the healthiest choice. Albertsons makes it easy to avoid falling into the fast food trap by offering O Organics® snacks and easy-to-prepare on-the-go meals, keeping bodies fueled and ready to run. But first? You have to make some sort of a plan, and then actually stick to it. Depending on your schedule and how many people live in your household, it may be beneficial to meal plan every week, making one large grocery list to prep lunches and dinners ahead of time. If you don’t have time to walk the aisles of the grocery store, there’s the option of grocery pickup and/or delivery, the single most amazing invention of all time. Albertsons offers the option to create a profile based on your location, build shopping lists based on meal plans and recipes (both are available on their website), and a few clicks later, VOILA. Your order is ready for pickup! [Read the story]( [4]( [Teen finds owner of donated jacket after finding expensive jewelry in it: 'Filled a hole in his heart']( Luke Coelho, a 17-year-old senior from Brazil, just transferred to South High Community School in Worcester. He needed some new clothes, in adjustment to the chilly weather in Worcester. Andy's Attic, the school's clothing donation program, assisted him in getting fine garments for the winter. Luke was overjoyed when he put on his new donated jacket last week since he now had something to keep him warm. But he would soon realize that the old garment was far more precious and valuable than he could have imagined. Two Gucci watches, a bracelet, and two diamond rings were tucked away in the coat pocket, per CBS. The teen didn't know whose it was but really wanted to get these valuables back to them. Luke and his aunt Taryn Souza knew they had to return these valuable items to their original owners, but all they had was the name on the jacket and the name of a corporation that no longer existed. "I work from home and I didn't do any work that morning because I was just obsessed with the idea of getting this back," Souza said. After a series of calls and some investigative work, the duo finally were able to deduce that the jacket was donated by Dave Kenney who was cleaning out his house. "I had no clue what was in the jacket but what was in the jacket was some expensive stuff," Kenney said. Kenney was emotionally overwhelmed because it turns out that the items discovered inside the jacket have far more significance than previously assumed. [Read the story]( [5]( ['Back to the Future' actor sings a hilarious song about all the questions fans ask him]( What's it like to be an actor in an iconic film franchise when you're not a huge Hollywood name? If you're Tom Wilson, who played the bully villain Biff Tannen in the "Back to the Future" trilogy, it means your days are filled with people recognizing you and asking you the same questions over and over and over again. What's Michael J. Fox like? What's Christopher Lloyd like? What's Crispin Glover like? Do you all still hang out together? Wilson has been asked the same questions so many times over the years, he created a postcard to give fans who ask them that tells them everything they probably want to know. But a song he wrote answering some of those questions truly takes the cake. Wilson has been performing "Biff's Question Song" as part of his music and stand-up comedy routine for years, but since his initial version went viral in 2006 he has honed it to hilarious perfection. [Read the story]( Find us on the World Wide Web: [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( [Website]( [LinkedIn]( Copyright © 2022 GOOD | Upworthy, All rights reserved. 1370 N St Andrews Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90028 You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](.