Overview

• Munn declines to let her children watch Ms. Rachel’s videos or most cartoons because she refuses to endure shows she finds irritating.
• She and husband John Mulaney refer to both Malcolm and baby Méi as babies to preserve their son’s carefree identity rather than labeling him big brother.
• The couple ensures equal parental attention by setting Méi down whenever Malcolm seeks them, preventing either child from feeling overlooked.
• Three-year-old Malcolm delights in teaching his eight-month-old sister to speak, with footage of him prompting her to say “dada.”
• After enduring postpartum anxiety and a breast cancer diagnosis, Munn finds joy in her children’s antics and relishes their lighthearted interactions.