Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis Baby News: Kutcher's Ex Demi Moore Offers to Babysit? Todd Chrisley Gives Parenting Advice

By Virnelli Mercader, Christian Post Contributor Monday, October 06, 2014

It looks like first time parents Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis will be getting some help looking after their daughter, Wyatt Isabelle, as Kutcher's ex-wife Demi Moore has reportedly reached out to the couple and offered to babysit the newborn baby.

Apparently, Moore harbors no ill feelings towards the couple and is putting her past with Kutcher aside.

"Demi is putting the past behind her now. She is in total acceptance now. She ultimately has great love for Ashton and has accepted the fact that he is in love with Mila and that they are starting a family," a source told Radar Online. Moore and Kutcher were married for eight years before their marriage ended in 2013.

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Kunis gave birth on Tuesday, Sept. 30 at Cedars-Sinai Los Angeles and Kutcher announced the newborn's arrival on his website by posting six pictures of babies and having fans guess which one is theirs.

"Mila and I would like to welcome Wyatt Isabelle Kutcher to the world. May your life be filled with wonder, love, laughter, health, happiness, curiosity, and privacy," he wrote. "Can you guess which one is ours, or does it really matter? All babies are cute."

Meanwhile, Todd Chrisley of "Chrisley Knows Best" shared some parenting advice for the new parents.

"I think you love your baby. You know that it's going to get better when you bring them home. You're learning at the same time your baby is learning you," Chrisley told E! News.

The reality star and self-made millionaire also said that it helps if both parents are on the same page when it comes to raising children.

"You take turns. You help each other out," said Chrisley. "If you're doing your part and your partner's doing their part, then it's all going to be fine."