I know no one will care about this Emily Blunt post, but I’m writing it anyway. She’s not a fameho — she just shows up and gets the job done without a whiff of controversy. She behaves like a pro, and you never hear anything say a bad word about her or John Krasinski. Anyway, Emily is promoting Into the Woods after Monday night’s premiere. She’s doing the rounds with People and touching upon new motherhood. Emily said, “You don’t know what to expect because it’s just completely, existentially out of anything that you’ve ever experienced before, and it’s quite indescribable … It’s heaven.” See? She’s lovely.

Emily also talked to E! and gave John a hard time by telling the world he cried during her new movie. Emily also says she won’t be buying baby Hazel a Kindle (or any other type of gadget) anytime soon:

Turns out John Krasinski has already seen Into The Woods on the big screen and he couldn’t help but fall in love.

“He cried. He absolutely loved it,” Blunt revealed to E! News before the film hits theatres Christmas Day. “I think he was so moved by it by what it’s saying to this generation and that idea of nobody being alone at the end. It’s such an amazing theme running through this film.”

She added, “Yes it’s a musical but it’s not just a spectacle. It says some really profound things like be careful what you say to children. Children will listen.”

Speaking of kids, the happily married couple is hard at work raising their nine-month-old daughter Hazel at home.

The Disney fairytale has definitely reminded the parents to focus on following traditions such as reading fairytale books to their daughter.

“She’s nine months old but she understands. She sits on me, this little thing, and she understands turning a page already and going on a journey,” Blunt shared. “I think that’s amazing.”

“I think everything is on a gadget nowadays and I just want her to have the satisfaction I had as a kid,” she continued. “You want things to be sensory for kids.”

You mean no technology? No fancy gadgets? Not any time soon! In fact, Blunt doesn’t even know how to use them.

“I think kids are just remarkable on these things,” the actress shared. “I’m a dinosaur with them. I barely know how to turn things on. She’s going to teach me more than any computer class.”

[From E! Online]

Emily’s got the right idea about books. I almost exclusively read on Kindle now because it’s so convenient. The books are usually cheaper that way, and it’s a space-saving device. But the tactile experience of learning to read with real books is valuable to kids. My daughter chewed up so many books when she was a baby, but she loved learning to turn those pages. Emily has the right idea, definitely.

Here’s a clip of Emily visiting David Letterman in late November. She talks about how she saved Meryl Streep from falling head first onto concrete. Emily said, “Rob Marshall and James Corden froze. Didn’t move. And the pregnant woman caught her.” Busted.

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