Amy Schumer Reveals the Parenting Advice She's Given New Mom Jennifer Lawrence

Photo: Cindy Ord/WireImage; Jamie McCarthy/Getty; Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Amy Schumeris passing down her parenting wisdom. “It’s just about failing,” says Schumer, who shares 2-year-old sonGene Davidwith husband Chris Fischer. “It’s like stand up. You mess up so bad.” “It couldn’t go much worse than what we named our son initially,” she teases oforiginally naming her son Gene Attell. “But they’re doing great. They really are both just such clear, natural parents.”

Amy Schumer Revives YouTube Channel for Hilarious 'Parenting Hack' Video: It's 'Exactly Free'

Amy Schumerand husbandChris Fischerare sharing theirparentingadvice on YouTube! On Wednesday, the comedian, 38, revamped herYouTubepresence to share her “parenting hack” in avideowith her husband. “We wanted to give our advice about parenting because we’ve learned so much,” Schumer started the clip, briefly flipping the camera on Fischer, with whom she shares 9-month-old sonGene Attell. “So you get a big box, okay? You clean it out and make sure there’s no staples in it, and then you put blankets around it, and you put some toys in it,” Schumer tells her viewers.

Amy Schumer Says 'Really Scary' C-Section Took Over 3 Hours: 'I Was Throwing Up the First Hour'

Amy Schumeris opening up about why her cesarean section was no laughing matter. The comedian, 38, welcomed her first child, sonGene Attell, in May after a particularly trying pregnancy that left the star with never-ending nausea due to a rare condition for expectant moms calledhyperemesis gravidarum. On a new episode of theInformed Pregnancy and Parenting Podcast, Schumer speaks candidly about her pregnancy, including her decision to have a hospital c-section at 39 weeks, after originally seeking a doula-assisted delivery at a birthing center.

Amy Schumer Says 'Upsetting' Will Smith Oscars Slap Illustrates 'So Much About Toxic Masculinity'

Amy Schumerthinks the 2022Academy Awardsincident in whichWill SmithhitChris Rockin response to a joke aboutJada Pinkett Smithwas based in “toxic masculinity.” TheLife & Bethactress, 40, had her first stand-up appearance since co-hostingthe Oscarson Saturday, taking a moment to address the situation, which involved her friend and collaborator Rock. At the comedy show held at the Mirage Theater in Las Vegas, Schumer said, according toThe Hollywood Reporter, “We’re gonna talk about everything andthe Oscars, but I just want to talk about drinking because I have been drinking so much and I am severely hung over.

Amy Schumer Says Chris Rock Maintained Composure After Oscars Slap 'Because He's a Comedian'

“The reason why Chris Rock could stand there, and get hit in the face, and then stay up there with composure and give his friend [Questlove] an Oscar is because he’s a comedian,” she said Wednesday onThe Howard Stern Show. (Questlove won Best Documentary Feature, which Rock, 57, was presenting at the time of the incident.) “It was so upsetting,” Schumer toldHoward Sternon Wednesday. “And people made fun of me forsaying that it was traumatizing, but I don’t think it was traumatizing for me — I think it was traumatizing for all of us.